Does anyone know where I can see some more samples of eventhandlers
scripts. The documentation points to a non-existant directory on
my installation which was compiled from source.
Nagios 2.5
Redhat EL4
Extract from 2.5 documentation
The scripts should examine the values of the argument
On Tue, 26 Sep 2006, Geoffrey Walton wrote:
> Does anyone know where I can see some more samples of eventhandlers
> scripts. The documentation points to a non-existant directory on
> my installation which was compiled from source.
Have you looked at the docs on the Nagios website?
http://nagio
Yes, that is where the extract in my orig post came from.
Thanks for the thought.
Cheers
G
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Yes, that is where the extract in my orig post came from.
Thanks for the thought.
Cheers
G
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Hi,
How do you look at eventhandlers behaviour ? I am trying to see what it
is doing but cant find logs that help. For instance, i am using a
restart-http eventhandlers on the nagios server i am running. The scritp
works by hand:
/usr/local/nagios/eventhandlers/restart-http CRITICAL SOFT 2
la
I'm not entirely sure I am configuring this properly to achieve my goal,
so I'll state this shortly and then give the details below. The
question comes down to this:
Should a failed service check for a dependent trigger a check of its
parent before continuing? If this is not the case, or
On Thu, 8 Dec 2005, Eli Stair wrote:
>SSH -- SNMP --\
> - Ganglia
> - NTP
> define servicedependency{
> host_name HOSTNAME1
> service_description SSH
> dependent_host_name HOSTNAME1
>
Hi Eli:
You didn't say what version of nagios you are running so I'll assume
2.0.
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Eli Stair writes:
>The question comes down to this:
>
> Should a failed service check for a dependent trigger a check of its
>parent before continuing?
IIRC from the code it does
Thanks for your response Hugo.
In this case I have service checks named:
SSH # uses check_ssh plugin
SNMP # gets a low-latency MIB to ensure SNMPd is answering
SNMP-- $DAEMON ## where $DAEMON is one of many processes that need to
be running on the host (each with its own service defin
On Fri, 9 Dec 2005, Eli Stair wrote:
>SSH # uses check_ssh plugin
>SNMP # gets a low-latency MIB to ensure SNMPd is answering
>SNMP-- $DAEMON ## where $DAEMON is one of many processes that need to
> be running on the host (each with its own service definition).
>
> In this case SSH
Thanks a million for pointing out the 'SCHEDULE_FORCED_SVC_CHECK', I'm
now rewriting and testing the event handlers to take care of this. If
only there were a macro/variable of the master service... looking for a
lightweight way to determine the to pass to the
macro that is the direct paren
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Eli Stair writes:
>Thanks a million for pointing out the 'SCHEDULE_FORCED_SVC_CHECK', I'm
>now rewriting and testing the event handlers to take care of this. If
>only there were a macro/variable of the master service... looking for a
>lightweight way to determin
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