Hi,
I'm trying to define a customized contact macro so that I can pass it to an
event handler
My contact definition is :-
define contact{
contact_nametest-admin
alias test-admin
service_notification_period 24x7
Can anyone tell me how to configure the huawei E220 GSM modem to send out
notification emails via SMS.
I am using fedora 16 with Nagios 3.3.1plugins 1.4.15
Thanks
Nick Price
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Live Security Virtual
Yes, but I couldn't get it to work in a few short tests I did just now.
You need to speak ftp's raw text protocol, putting you string to send
after to -s option and the string you expect to get back after the -e
option.
This link might help:
TBH, I'm really not sure. Those settings look fine to me. If I had to
guess I'd say this was caused by network issues, where the plugin, for
some reason, is unable to connect to the host every so often. I'm not
sure a longer timeout would help. Are there any unreliable points in the
network
Unfortunately, this task is different for different hardware and I was
unable to find an existing plugin that would work. Hopefully I'm wrong,
but I believe you will need to create a custom notification plugin for this.
Alex Griffin
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Tech Team
agrif...@nagios.com
Nick Price wrote:
Can
Does the nagios user have read access to /proc/loadavg?
Alex Griffin
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Tech Team
agrif...@nagios.com
Peter N. Steinmetz wrote:
Hi, hoping someone may be able to help with this odd problem running
check_load on a remote nrpe server.
I am running a nagios3 server on ubuntu 10.04 server
Hi Alex,
TBH, I'm really not sure. Those settings look fine to me. If I had to
guess I'd say this was caused by network issues, where the plugin, for
some reason, is unable to connect to the host every so often. I'm not
sure a longer timeout would help. Are there any unreliable points in the
Yes, ls -l /proc/loadavg shows:
-r--r--r-- 1 root root
which I believe mean any user can read it.
Yet,
sudo su - nagios more /proc/loadavg
returns nothing when the nagios user has /bin/false for a shell, and returns
the expected output when the nagios user has /bin/bash for a shell.
You said you tried to echo “EMAILID=$NAGIOS__CONTACTEMAILID”, but
echoing this string will not set EMAILID to the value of
$NAGIOS_CONTACTEMAILID. You should set EMAILID, and then echo it afterwards.
Otherwise, looking over your settings they seem to be fine.
Alex Griffin
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Tech Team
Alex,
Thanks, but I set _EMAILID in my contact definition so by echoing it in my
script
via defining a service that calls that script as a plugin which has a contact
defined as test-admin
surely I have set it.
According to the docs, nagios prefixes custom macros with NAGIOS__CONTACT if
Some more information and experimentation today.
After reading the NRPE manual, I noticed that they refer to being able to log
in as the nagios user and having a password.
The configuration which is established by the package installations under
ubuntu are to have the nagios user allowing
On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 04:18:26PM -0700, Peter N. Steinmetz wrote:
So why is it that proper functioning of the check_load plugin on the nrpe
server requires a shell? and password for login? It does seem that the more
correct method of operation is a non-login shell with permissions set
On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 04:18:26PM -0700, Peter N. Steinmetz wrote:
So why is it that proper functioning of the check_load plugin on the nrpe
server requires a shell? and password for login? It does seem that the more
correct method of operation is a non-login shell with permissions set
I'm having an issue figuring out the parents remote routers that are
connected over radio links to my main router. In one of my installations
I have remote hosts (D) behind a remote router (C) that is connected to
my main network via two radio connections (B1,B2). The main router
(A) is needed to
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