timesource which is
stratum 2.
We only have a single timesource so I'm not sure how it deals with multiple
host strata. My guess
would be it just takes that of the asterisked timesource.
Regards
Paul Willis
>>> Matthew Pounsett 30/12/11 17:06 >>>
On 2011/12/30, at 06:03
Hi Matthew
Its neither, its actually you not understanding what peer means. Peer is
effectively the next time server (or servers) up the chain,
so generally they will be different by one. To see what peer means, type in
ntpq, then type in peer. That will list the peers of your server and their
I use check_snmp to get certain traps from Openmanage but I
suspect check_openmanage works the same way. There is a
separate mib (dcstorag(10893).mib) for the disk storage side as
opposed to the rest of the chassis (10892.mib) so my guess
would be the problem lies there.
What does the following gi
Stephen
Most email systems move messages to a retry queue if the first attempt at
sending fails.
If your email does something like that you can just write a simple script to
check whether
it is empty or not and return a status to Nagios. There might be a genuine
reason why
the first send fails
Use the cfg_dir= command in the main config file. All files with a
.cfg extension in that directory will be
automatically included as well.
Paul
>>> Traiano Welcome 15/04/10 11:19 >>>
Hi List
I have an awkward nagios 3 configuration setup where configs for monitored
hosts are automatically
Hi Emmanuel
What user/group do you have set in /etc/xinet.d/nrpe? Are you sure that
combination has all the rights it needs?
Perhaps its worth setting it to root or putting an entry in the sudoers file to
allow that user to run the command. It looks like
it cannot read one of the java files, po
I've had similar problems with nrpe where the command string doesn't get
passed intact but instead some non letter characters get "processed" somewhere
within nrpe, so running it directly and through nrpe give different results.
Try putting a \ in front of every unusual character
Paul Willis
>>
Marc
It wasn't the command definition file. That was the same as the command I was
using for running directly, ie
# 'check_eRhttp' command definition
define command{
command_namecheck_eRhttp
command_line$USER1$/check_http -p 8000 -H some.host.co.uk -u
"/sap/bc/webdynpro/sa
Well I tried writing a wrapper script to see what check_http was actually
receiving. The answer would appear to be absolutely nothing, in
fact check_http is never even getting called. Something in the parameters would
appear to be causing nagios to throw an exception when
trying to make the call
Ah, forgot to add
Nagios 3.2
Check_http v2053 (nagios-plugins 1.4.13)
Running under Suse Linux 10.2
Paul
--
This email and any accompanying document(s) contain information from Kent
Police, which is confidential or privileged.
The information is intended to be for the exclusive use of the indi
I'm trying to run a check on a website we have that a) has a stupidly long
generated path and b) insists it is available only to certain browers.
If I run /usr/local/nagios/check_http -p 8000 -H some.host.co.uk -u
"/sap/bc/webdynpro/sap/hrrcf_a_unreg_job_search?sap-wd-configId=ZUNREG_JOB_SEARCH&s
11 matches
Mail list logo
