Hi Folks,
Nagios is acting a little weird for me, I have this external script which I
hooked into Nagios, it merely does a curl/wget on a URL and returns the
status based on string in the content/output. Initially for 2-3 hrs the
script returns the right status and Nagios reports correctly i.e. OK
I'm wondering if there is any termination signal sent to a plugin that happens
to be executing at the time Nagios is restarted or shut down? Do plugins need
a signal handler for this case if they have cleanup that needs doing? Do
plugins using the embedded Perl also get a signal? Is the signa
Yep,
Nagios has tons and tons of plugins that can monitor virtually any service -
what exactly do you want to monitor, a service, connection to a port, what?
Let us know and we can help
Regards,
Alex
PS: Review the docx, common questions are usually answered in the docx. :)
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Danilo Godec agenda.si> writes:
>
> AFAIK these intervals don't take time as their argument, but a
> multiplier of 'interval_length' (by default, this is set to 60 seconds).
>
> So Nagios probably ignores the 's' suffix and the resulting intervals
> are all in minutes...
>
Damn. Shouldn't it
On 08/26/2010 11:34 AM, J.M. wrote:
> Warning: Service 'TRAP' on host 'swfc6' has a notification interval less than
> its check interval! Notifications are only re-sent after checks are made, so
> the effective notification interval will be that of the check interval.
>
> happens in these cases:
On 26/08/10 10:34, J.M. wrote:
> Warning: Service 'TRAP' on host 'swfc6' has a notification interval less than
> its check interval! Notifications are only re-sent after checks are made, so
> the effective notification interval will be that of the check interval.
>
> happens in these cases:
>
>
Warning: Service 'TRAP' on host 'swfc6' has a notification interval less than
its check interval! Notifications are only re-sent after checks are made, so
the effective notification interval will be that of the check interval.
happens in these cases:
normal_check_interval 30s
Hello all,
I have Nagios running on my system currently. I purposely shut down one of my
sites and Nagios to monitor it. From the browser it's telling me that there is
a problem which is ok for me but it does not send me a mail. I checked nagios
log and this is what I saw
1282660775] SERVICE A
On 26 August 2010 08:54, Ifeanyi Agu wrote:
>
> Thank all for the help so far.
>
> My Nagios is running now.
Well done.
>
> Many of the sites I want to monitor are Java based sites. I want to know
> whether Nagios would report that the site is down if for instance Apache
> Tomcat or the db se
Thank all for the help so far.
My Nagios is running now.
Many of the sites I want to monitor are Java based sites. I want to know
whether Nagios would report that the site is down if for instance Apache Tomcat
or the db service is not running.
Ifeanyi Agu
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