Patrick,
You were correct!
I have overwritten my original command, but the essence of the
solution was to run the command_line of the notify-by-email command.
This immediately showed me that there was no "/usr/bin/mail" on my
server.
So here is the command that works:
define command{
co
On 09/26/2011 03:36 PM, Michael Friedrich wrote:
> ... redirects to the nagios xi and fusion wikis, the commercial part of
> nagios. did the oss part finally disappear?
>
> *confused*
>
I think it's just a matter of documentation being merged for both
paid and free versions, and the paid version
I have check_openmanage running successfully on 13 out of 16 Dell R710s.
I am really puzzled at what is going wrong, as it seems different on each
machine. I have tried different versions of check_openmanage and
reinstalling the same version of Dell OMSA.
The first eight servers were built from
... redirects to the nagios xi and fusion wikis, the commercial part of
nagios. did the oss part finally disappear?
*confused*
michael
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Hi Axel,
thanks for your hint. I think I'll try this approach now.
The only thing that nags me is the warning that "check_mysql --help" issues:
-p, --password=STRING
Use the indicated password to authenticate the connection
==> IMPORTANT: THIS FORM OF AUTHENTICATION IS NOT SECURE!!! <==
