Thanks for the responses. The reason I didn't want to go the NSCA client
route is that I didn't want to have to deploy a binary to each node I'm
monitoring - really it just comes down to keeping things as simple as I can
(which you wouldn't be able to tell based upon what I'm requesting).
Anthony
On Thu, 2009-01-15 at 12:13 -0700, Matthew Tice wrote:
> I'm interested in using the nsca addon - but only the daemon. I
> thought I could just open an tcp connection to the daemon and send my
> update manually:
You can setup a netcat listener on your nagios host, create a script
similar to this
Hi Matt,
Sorry to let you know your a bit off,
If you review the Source code of NSCA or NRPE
it is NOT expecting a string,
it is expecting a particular formated byte array.
where the begining of the Array is tested for Version# and Timestamps
validation before event thinking about data.
It is qu
I'm interested in using the nsca addon - but only the daemon. I thought I
could just open an tcp connection to the daemon and send my update manually:
echo "3\t1\tmt-ubuntu\tSMTP Availability\tFAIL\n" | netcat nocnag02 5667
I set the value decryption_method=0 in the server config file (because I
