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I ran into a similar issue when using the check_snmp plugin and my
ultimate solution was to write a small wrapper shell script with the
password hard coded in it and call that as
n cause there are hundreds of
> devices with password having the "$" character
> Thanks all for your help
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> Kareem Mahgoub wrote:
> > Dear Al
y, December 13, 2006 12:07 AM
Subject: Re: [Nagios-users] Using $ in password
In checkcommands.cfg, try wrapping ARG3 in single quotes on the
command_line. From experience, you are better off changing the
password to not use a $ character.
# 'check_httpp' command definition
d
Kareem Mahgoub wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I have a simple question. What should I do to include the character $ as one
> of the password characters in the check command?
>
As the docs state, escape it with $, so that you have
$$3cr3t
when the real password is actually
$3cr3t
> Here are some requir
ds
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>> Normally, doubling the $ sign and eclosing the statement in single
>> quotes
&g
Sorry confusing nagios and mimedefang. D'oh
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Also have you noticed the typo? Or is che
esday, December 12, 2006 2:50 PM
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Thanks for all who replied to me, but unfortunately the three solutions
didn't work.
Kindly if anyone has other ideas, post it.
Regards
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Thanks for all who replied to me, but unfortunately the three
>> solutions didn't work. Kindly if anyone has other ideas, post it.
>> Regards
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>> Normally, doubling the $ sign and eclosing the statement in single
>> quotes works fine.
>>
>> check_command check_httpp!61002!192.168.1.4!:'33
Thanks for all who replied to me, but unfortunately the three solutions
didn't work.
Kindly if anyone has other ideas, post it.
Regards
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Dear All,
I have a simple question. What should I do to include the char
Dear All,
I have a simple question. What should I do to include the character $ as one
of the password characters in the check command?
Here are some required information:
1- OS FC 5
2- kernel 2.6.18-1
3- Nagios version 2.5
4- The command definition
# 'check_httpp' command definition
define
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