Certo, alguem pode me indicar um caminho interessante para desenvolver um
plugin para o Nagios, já que nao existe um especifico para o Tomcat? Existe uma
ferramenta do java que pode ser executada via console que monitora excessoes do
Tomcat, assim pode ser criado um plugin para monitorar o
Olá Paulo
Plugin pro Nagios é mamão com açucar.
Qualquer programa ou script que possa ser executado no Linux pode ser plugin
do Nagios.
A saída de texto do mesmo será exibida na interface do Nagios como
additional information.
A condição de saída do mesmo (exit 0, 1 ou 2) será usada para
This isn't really a Nagios issue any more - but here is my experience
with this issue:
I used to have the same problem with VMWare Server 1.x. Haven't seen it
happen in version 2.x, so upgrading might be a good idea if there is no
reason for you not to do it. In 1.x, the problem of clock
Manuel Höbel wrote:
Hi Hari Sekhon,
I have a question about your Nagios Plugin ‘check_svn’.
I only want to check if SVN is reachable. So I only use the Command Line
$USER1$/check_svn -H $HOSTADDRESS$
in my Nagios Configuration to do so. But in Nagios, I always get the
failure:
I should write a patch to make it configurable...
That'd be nice =)
Ehrm, I just looked in the code of nrpe 2.12...
This function is already in (-u). I still had 2.5.1 (Debian Etch).
This really hurts... :-)
Cheers
Klaus
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On 24/02/09 07:03 PM, Lee Azzarello wrote:
Here's my config. It's functional:
define command{
command_namecheck-cluster-health
command_line/usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_cluster --service -l
$ARG1$ -w $ARG2$ -c $ARG3$
Is there any way to get the HTML BR flag on the webpage to break like it
should? The BR shows up on the page. :)
Eric Chatham
Broadvox MIS Department
(216) 373-4683
echat...@broadvox.net
-Original Message-
From: Marc Powell [mailto:m...@ena.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2009
I've enabled check_http for quite a few hosts, including testing for
custom ports, URL's, and sites needing authentication. So far, so good.
However, one issue in the Nagios interface is bothering me. If I drill
in on a host, then the HTTP link for the test, it only shows OK. It DOES
NOT show
In nagios, go to view config - commands
It will show the exact command line being used for the host or service
check
From: Andrew Davis [mailto:ncc...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, February 27, 2009 2:28 PM
To: nagios-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Nagios-users] check_http question
Unfortunately, that only displays the commands as they are defined in the
command configuration file object defintions. You could look at the
service commands being run, though.
Back to the question, though. Nagios displays what is being returned by
the plugin. The plugin, by default, doesn't
On Feb 27, 2009, at 1:27 PM, Andrew Davis wrote:
Is there a way of seeing the full URL/string that was tested with
the check_http command?
No, that code doesn't exist in check_http (outside of verbose mode, -
v, sort-of...). Might be nice to add in though. I usually use a more
Thanks much. I guess I may have to just live with it the way it is until
a future revision...
Andrew Davis
jmose...@corp.xanadoo.com wrote:
Unfortunately, that only displays the commands as they are defined in the
command configuration file object defintions. You could look at the
service
You could write your own plugin - a simple bash script - that calls the
original check_http, tests the result, and then outputs whatever you
need. Should be about five or six lines of code. Don't forget to return
the same exit code as what you got from check_http.
# call the regular plugin
Yep, great suggestion.
James Moseley
Kevin Keane
subscript...@kke
ane.com
As I understand it, running NTP on a VM is a complete waste of
resources, as there is no real per-VM clock to keep in sync. (i.e.,
you're updating ether) VMWare fakes a clock whenever a process tries
to access one.
I know there are some kernel boot parameters that can be added to
improve time
Hello everybody. I just got in the list of nagios-users and hope to contribute
soon!
I have the following question, there is a plugin to monitor Tomcat? I need it
to monitor exceptions on the server in production. If not, anyone have any
guess for development?
Thank you!
Regards,
Paulo
On Feb 27, 2009, at 2:34 PM, Ayotunde Itayemi wrote:
Hi All,
Please I am using the default plugin sets on my Solaris/Linux
systems. I would like to know the changes I need to make to these
plugins (e.g., check_ram, check_load, check_cpu, check_disk,
check_ping, etc)
I need to graph
check on the nagiosexchange for check_jmx or search for tomcat.
On 2/27/09, Paulo Andrade pa...@mobilecard.com.br wrote:
Hello everybody. I just got in the list of nagios-users and hope to
contribute soon!
I have the following question, there is a plugin to monitor Tomcat? I need
it to
Googling around there are a few out there, mostly ng1, ng2, and I am
wondering if there is something nice and clean out there for nagios 3.
I don't mind the cli, but sometimes a point/click is just so much easier.
New to the list, so if it's been discussed, I apologize.
Hi all,
I'm a total noob with Nagios. I've just completed the installation of
Nagios on a server that is going to be the Nagios server. Once I got it
compiled and running I started making some other modifications to other
services on the system such as apache and ssh.
What I did was change
My question is where in the nagios configuration do I change the setting
so nagios knows what ports these two services are listening on?
$ egrep -ir check_(ssh|http) in your {/usr/local,}/etc/nagios config
dir:
$ /usr/local/libexec/nagios/check_http -h|grep -i port
strings and regular
Brian A. Seklecki wrote:
My question is where in the nagios configuration do I change the setting
so nagios knows what ports these two services are listening on?
$ egrep -ir check_(ssh|http) in your {/usr/local,}/etc/nagios config
dir:
$ /usr/local/libexec/nagios/check_http
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