is not
installed, IE 7 works, so it is something to do with what Nuvola does.
Any ideas on how to fix this is appreciated.
Regards,
Greg King
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> Nagiosconfigs?
> >
> >
> > I'm wondering what most people out there use for change management of
> > Nagios config files. I had been using BZR (bazaar-ng) for a while,
> but
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> CVS.
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> Marc
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> thanks for your help
>
> Best Regards
>
I use NagiosQL from the Nagiosexchange site and it is pretty good I don't know
the status of it it in combination with Nagios V3, nor have I looked deeply
into v3 yet, but if the config files are upwar
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> > Best regards from Dresden
> > Viele Gr??e aus Dresden
> > Heiko Schlittermann
The normal check_host_alive command is ping, but it might not work for some
hosts like firewalls, etc. For these hosts use NMAP to scan for an open TCP
port on the host (ssh or http ports
000 and XP, and provides a subset of the ++
version. I use it a lot and its pretty reliable.
Regards,
Greg King
www.wgk-consulting.com
You rock. That's why Blockbuster's offering you
I would use the existing remote plugin execution facilities of NRPE with a
custom plugin to verify the id. Pseudo code for a "check_valid_uid" would be:
valid_id=1
UID=$ARG1
grep $UID /etc/passwd
if return_code=0 then
valid_id=0
print "User $UID is valid"
else
print "User $UID is not val
The commands look correct. The one that works is using "mailx" and the one that
fails is using "mail". I'd try mailx on the failing command, or verify that
both work.
Hosts and services use different commands with different macros - make sure you
are looking at the correct one (host-notify-by-e
