On Jan 15, 2009, at 8:06 AM, Sergio Ariel wrote:
> I stopped Nagios first, and executed from Nagios Server:
> check_nrpe -H -t 500 -c check_cola_correo
>
> and the result was the same (NRPE: Command timed out after 60 seconds)
> so, I don't think it's because a nagios.cfg's timeout definition.
>
Sergio Ariel wrote:
>I stopped Nagios first, and executed from Nagios Server:
>check_nrpe -H -t 500 -c check_cola_correo
>
>and the result was the same (NRPE: Command timed out after 60 seconds)
>so, I don't think it's because a nagios.cfg's timeout definition.
>
>Please, what do you think
I stopped Nagios first, and executed from Nagios Server:
check_nrpe -H -t 500 -c check_cola_correo
and the result was the same (NRPE: Command timed out after 60 seconds)
so, I don't think it's because a nagios.cfg's timeout definition.
Please, what do you think about?
jmose...@corp.xanadoo
Sergio Ariel wrote:
>I have installed NRPE to check a Postfix Server's mail queue.
>I have changed timeouts in order to obtain what I want.
>
>In Postfix Server I have declared in nrpe.cfg this:
>
>command[check_cola_correos]=/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_mailq -w
>5000 -c 7000 -M postfix
I have installed NRPE to check a Postfix Server's mail queue.
I have changed timeouts in order to obtain what I want.
In Postfix Server I have declared in nrpe.cfg this:
command[check_cola_correos]=/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_mailq -w
5000 -c 7000 -M postfix -t 450
and when I run from Nagio
