Thanks for you input.
Regards
Nick
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Title: RE: [Nagios-users] Advice on Plugin Development
I have absolutely no idea about the actual setup this user has, but my assumption is that they're interfacing with some OOB tool (not the IP of the box itself) i.e. power strip, management processor, STONITH interrupt etc...
And a
> I need a plugin for Nagios that reboots an external server under certain
> circumstances (no ping response).
>
> There is no "direct connection" between the machine that Nagios runs on
> and the monitored server, so the reboot needs to be initiated via HTTPS
> with several POST parameters, i.e.
Title: RE: [Nagios-users] Advice on Plugin Development
If you write your event handler in Perl, then you can just use HTTP::Request POST to handle the transaction that way, it's nice and clean. If you want to do it in shell you can pipe your http transactions through nc.
2005/12/18, Nick Weisser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi there,I need a plugin for Nagios that reboots an external server under certaincircumstances (no ping response).There is no "direct connection" between the machine that Nagios runs onand the monitored server, so the reboot needs to be initiated via HT
Hi there,
I need a plugin for Nagios that reboots an external server under certain
circumstances (no ping response).
There is no "direct connection" between the machine that Nagios runs on
and the monitored server, so the reboot needs to be initiated via HTTPS
with several POST parameters, i
