Every user should have rights to read '/etc/passwd'.
More likely you don't have rights to read /var/log/messages as nagios.
On Thu, 2007-05-31 at 10:14 +0200, Jose luis Fernandez wrote:
> Because the user on shell is "root" and you have rights to
> process /etc/passwd, but the user of NAGIOS does
Title: Jose Luis Fernández Sánchez
Mi español es un poco mejor, lol
A mi me ha pasado algo parecido con otros scripts y mis pruebas han
pasado por logarme con el usuario nagios y ejecutarlo. También se me
ocurre que coloques el fichero passwd en el home del usuario
nagiosdonde no es suscep
Hola Jose Luis,
Primero gracias por responderme, te lo agradezco.
La cuestion es que le he dado los permisos al usuario nagios y todo sigue
igual
si se te ocurre algo mas nuevamente gracias por la ayuda!
Aritz.
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Because the user on shell is "root" and you have rights to process
/etc/passwd, but the user of NAGIOS doesn´t have rights to read
/etc/passwd
[EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
Hi Nagiosexchange users!!!
I have some problems with this bash
script. The objetive is to monitor all the incor
Hi Nagiosexchange users!!!
I have some problems with this bash script. The objetive is to monitor
all the incorrect logins to the sistem so I created this script.
check_acces
---
#!/bin/bash
di=`date '+%B %d'`
for i in `cut -f1 -d: /etc/passwd`;
do
kkY=`grep \Failed\ \ke
