On 1/26/2010 12:01 AM, Marc Powell wrote:
Can you run check_bacula.pl as the nagios user on the remote machine?
If not, read any documentation you received with the plugin to see
what other changes you need to make. I'm guessing that other programs
it calls are not executable by the nagios
Hi every:
Some time ago I wrote a message to this list for get help in how to
check Bacula over Nagios. As bacula nagios plugins use check_host_by_ssh
command I configure shared key between client (monitoring server, where
nagios reside) and server(bacula - server to check) and it works because
Looks like either the execute permissions are improperly set on the script
you're trying to run - via ssh - on the remote (not nagios) server, or the
user that you've set up shared keys with doesn't have permission to run the
command or script.
The problem with shared keys and check-by-ssh is
On Jan 25, 2010, at 4:27 PM, Gary Every wrote:
The problem with shared keys and check-by-ssh is that either you've got to
set up your scripts to be able to be run by a non-priveleged user, or you've
got to share the root users keys . . ..
or better, use sudo...
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On 1/25/2010 5:33 PM, Marc Powell wrote:
or better, use sudo...
Any guide to do this with sudo? I not know how to
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On 1/25/2010 5:27 PM, Gary Every wrote:
Looks like either the execute permissions are improperly set on the
script you're trying to run - via ssh - on the remote (not nagios)
server, or the user that you've set up shared keys with doesn't have
permission to run the command or script.
It have
On Jan 25, 2010, at 5:12 PM, ReynierPM wrote:
It have permissions:
-rwxr-x--- 1 nagios nagios 5020 2009-09-22 00:01 check_bacula.pl*
Any other idea?
Can you run check_bacula.pl as the nagios user on the remote machine? If not,
read any documentation you received with the plugin to see
