On 6/16/06, Jan van der Merwe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I suppose nothing is wrong! Except for some reason, I don't have it - I
> installed nagios-plugins-1.4.3.tar and here is what I got in my libexec:
When you built the plugins, you likely did not point to the mysql
location. For me with the
I suppose nothing is wrong! Except for some reason, I don't have it - I
installed nagios-plugins-1.4.3.tar and here is what I got in my libexec:
check_breezecheck_dummy check_imapcheck_mrtg
check_oracle check_simap check_udputils.sh
check_by_sshcheck_file_age
> I'm looking for a really simple plugin that will just check whether a MySQL
> server is alive and accepting connections. I've found a few plugins that
> perform some other strange functions, but none that provide this simple
> functionality.
What's wrong with the check_mysql plugin in the nagio
As a collaegue of Thomas ( :-) ) maybe i can help out:You can use your own plugin, they are based in the checkcommands.cfg in the nagios /etc dir.:e.g.# 'ssh_mysql' command definitiondefine command{
command_name mysql command_line /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_mysql -P 3306 -d da
Well, perhaps you are right and it is enough! I mean without actually loggin
in, you have no more assurance that mysql is actually alive other than the
3306 accepting connections...
>I'm actually tempted to steer you towards check_tcp :)
>
>Would that be enough for you?
>
>
>On 16 Jun, 2006, at
Greetings,
Jan van der Merwe asks:
> I'm looking for a really simple plugin that will just check whether
> a MySQL server is alive and accepting connections.
I've got one that actually goes and executes a "select count(*)"
from arbitrary databases and tables is anyone is interested.
I'm actually tempted to steer you towards check_tcp :)
Would that be enough for you?
On 16 Jun, 2006, at 13:52, Jan van der Merwe wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> I'm looking for a really simple plugin that will just check whether
> a MySQL
> server is alive and accepting connections. I've found a few p
Hi Guys,
I'm looking for a really simple plugin that will just check whether a MySQL
server is alive and accepting connections. I've found a few plugins that
perform some other strange functions, but none that provide this simple
functionality.
Thanks!
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