From: Marcel Mitsuto Fucatu Sugano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Take a look at this article:
> http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2006/05/25/self-healing-networks.html
> And mindless your network.
> HTH
Excellent - thank you!
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On Tue, 2007-01-16 at 17:51 -0500, Formoso, Travis wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> When monitoring services - I wanted to know if and when a service goes
> down - is their a script to run that would try to bring the service
> back up automatically? I wanted to know if nagios went this far.
> Thanks a lot.
> 'man sudoers' ;) The hand-holding approach is to --
> - run 'visudo' as root
> - at the end of the file add 'nagios ALL= NOPASSWD:
> /etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd'
> - exit your editor
> - test. Become the nagios user. If you're root, run 'su -
> nagios' to become the nagios us
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>
> This really speaks of such a basic misunderstanding of how nagios
> interacts with plugins that I'd suggest re-reading the documentation,
> specifically the object configuration documentation and plugin theory.
> Use the sample config files as a reference until you understand how
> they're rel
> -Original Message-
> From: Formoso, Travis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 12:22 PM
> To: Marc Powell
> Cc: nagios-users
> Subject: RE: [Nagios-users] Monitoring question
>
> > > I shut down the httpd - however the servi
> You will need to add "sudo" at the beginning of your command in Nagios -
> e.g. "sudo /usr/local/nagios/libexec/eventhandler.."
> I ran ./check-httpd as root and when I typed that in - nothing happened.
I was trying to run the check-httpd script in the /eventhandler folder. If I
run ./chec
> -Original Message-
> From: Formoso, Travis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 11:58 AM
> To: Marc Powell
> Cc: nagios-users
> Subject: RE: [Nagios-users] Monitoring question
>
> > The event handler _is_ being called ("SE
Formoso, Travis wrote:
>>> I shut down the httpd - however the service did not restart auto -
>>>
> so
>
>> the handler is not working. Any thing I can try or did wrong?
>>
>> Have you tried running the "restart-httpd" command as the Nagios user
>> from the console?
>>
>
> Alway
Marc Powell wrote:
>> the handler is not working. Any thing I can try or did wrong?
>>
>> Have you tried running the "restart-httpd" command as the Nagios user
>> from the console?
>>
>
> Always a good suggestion.
>
>
>> Also, on my server Apache (2.2) takes roughly 3-4 seconds to star
> > I shut down the httpd - however the service did not restart auto -
so
> the handler is not working. Any thing I can try or did wrong?
> >
>
> Have you tried running the "restart-httpd" command as the Nagios user
> from the console?
Always a good suggestion.
I never was able to run anything a
> The event handler _is_ being called ("SERVICE EVENT HANDLER"). If you're
> using the example handler as is, it won't work. I'll bet you a free beer
> that the nagios user does not have permission to restart httpd via the
> init script. In cases such as this I use visudo to grant nagios
> password
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Formoso, Travis wrote:
>> OK I will try to give it the check_http check and see if it works when I > >
>> bring down the httpd.
>>
>
> Here is what I have now: (I added the event handler to http)
>
> # http
> define service{
> usegeneric-service
>
> host_name
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>
>
> > OK I will try t
> OK I will try to give it the check_http check and see if it works when I > >
> bring down the httpd.
Here is what I have now: (I added the event handler to http)
# http
define service{
usegeneric-service
host_name
www.blueslate.net,prpc,mar
> If you are checking for http to be running, then I would have thought that
> the check_command would be something like > check_http, assuming you have it
> defined > in your object configuration file. What you have currently is
> checking for > NTP and is therefore giving you an alert even tho
If you are checking for http to be running, then I would have thought that
the check_command would be something like check_http, assuming you have it
defined in your object configuration file. What you have currently is
checking for NTP and is therefore giving you an alert even though, as you
say,
> OK I tried to set up my first one today - testing the local host http from >
> the sample provided on the page. Here is what I did.
>check_command check_ntp
}
Well here is my error - however what would be the check_command for this
event_handler?
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> There are event handlers which, according to the docs, will run a
> command to try and recover the service before sending a notification,
> but I haven't (yet) implemented them, so you'd have to have a look at
> the manual. You'd need to write the script yourself, it's impossible
> for Nagi
> There are event handlers which, according to the docs, will run a
> command to try and recover the service before sending a notification,
> but I haven't (yet) implemented them, so you'd have to have a look at
> the manual. You'd need to write the script yourself, it's impossible
> for Nagi
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> Hi gu
http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/2_0/eventhandlers.html
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Formoso, Travis wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> When monitoring services - I wanted to know if and when a service goes
> down - is their a script to run that would try to bring the service
> back up automatically? I wanted to know if nagios went this far.
> Thanks a lot.
There are event handlers which, ac
Formoso, Travis wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> When monitoring services - I wanted to know if and when a service goes
> down - is their a script to run that would try to bring the service
> back up automatically? I wanted to know if nagios went this far.
> Thanks a lot.
>
>
It's called the Event Handler-
Hi guys,
When monitoring services - I wanted to know if and when a service goes down -
is their a script to run that would try to bring the service back up
automatically? I wanted to know if nagios went this far. Thanks a lot.
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