umbed interface on the web server, checks
for every virtual server (http and https), and checks for every SSL cert
that it finds. In one domain, a 400 line meta-config file generates a
20,000 line services.cfg file.
Rather than updating individual config files, I just update the
meta-config
erent than mine, but in general, LDAP and Nagios play
nicely together.
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le by only your nagios user and group. I don't know
definitively, but I doubt it's possible to encrypt passwords in config
files without modifying Nagios source code.
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g. I believe that that check command accepts a '-v'
(verbose output) option that will probably help you.
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ge: check_ssh [-46] [-t ] [-r ] [-p
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ReynierPM wrote:
> David Wallis wrote:
>> ReynierPM wrote:
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>>Usage: check_ping -H -w ,% -c
>>,% [-p packets] [-t timeout] [-4|-6]
>
> Ok I'm trying to fix this one too but can't understand some of
> parameters need to be passed to ch
ReynierPM wrote:
> David Wallis wrote:
>> ReynierPM wrote:
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>> is the Round-Trip Average travel time of the ping packet, in
>> millisecond. The "-w" (warning level) and "-c" (critical level)
>> options each take a pair of values... the RTA
st 'hadar',
but the host could not be found! Perhaps
you forgot to define the host in your config files?
I've checked the nagios.cfg files for both instances, and each refers properly
to files in it's own path. What am I missing here?
- David Wallis (dbwallis)
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that nagios was using a default somewhere. Adding that directive seems
to have cleared up the problem - many thanks!
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only see their
servers?
I believe you'd have to create separate Nagios instances for each
client that wants to be able to see their own servers - I don't think
Nagios has a way to filter it's displays that way.
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