Hi Guys,
I recently installed Nagios 2.3 along-side the old Nagios 1.2. On the
1.2 the check_disk_smb script works fine, but on the 2.3 it gives the
error 'invalid share name '. I run the the command using the 2.3's
version of the script and it works fine.
Am I missing something here?
Why not try 23:00 - 08:00? It may work even when the day changes.
jeff vier wrote:
The question is the midnight minute.
Which is correct?
define timeperiod {
timeperiod_name thirdshift
alias Third Shift
sunday 23:00-24:00
monday 00:00-08:00,23:00-24:00
Ok,
script definition:
#'check_disk_smb command definition
define command{
command_namecheck_disk_smb
command_line * $USER1$/check_disk_smb -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -s
$ARG1$ -u $ARG2$ -p $ARG3$*
}
on the service:
define service{
use
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Subject: RE: [Nagios-users] Hide certain 'Criticals'
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Hi
Running Nagios 2.3 and Plugins 1.4.3
on a CRUX 2.2 Distro
The Server is a HP320 with 1 GB Ram
I wondering if there is a known bug
in Nagios 2.3 with a memory Leak ?
With 1GB The Server use 950MB and free
are 48MB
I tried to tune nagios after
i read the Documents for Nagios
BTW i
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Hi
Running Nagios 2.3 and Plugins 1.4.3 on a CRUX 2.2 Distro
The Server is a HP320 with 1 GB Ram
I wondering if there is a known bug in Nagios 2.3 with a memory Leak ?
With 1GB The Server use 950MB and free are 48MB
I tried to tune nagios after i read the
Hello: Newbie question here:
Is it possible to perform a check_log on a remote host and check to see if the log tail is scrolling? I have a perl script to parse for strings but I need to be able to identify if the logs are advancing?
Many Thanks,
David
Hi All,
We've recently upgraded to v2.2. For the most part, we're very happy
with the Nagios product. However, there has been an outstanding
problem that we keep hoping to see fixed.
The Scheduled Downtime feature is unusable at our site because it
often causes a seg fault, crashing
We had a similar issue with v1.3, but it was when we injected shutdown
commands externally. Oddly, using the web interface didnt cause the
issue. The format of the external command was fine.
I haven't retested it with v2.x yet.
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Using
Hi All,
We've recently upgraded to v2.2. For the most part, we're very happy
with the Nagios product. However, there has been an outstanding
problem that we keep hoping to see fixed.
The Scheduled Downtime feature is unusable at our site because it
often causes a seg fault, crashing
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