Hi all,
I am using the check_doomsday plugin to alert me to licence expiry dates of
software.
I have the need though to have a check for a recurring day but of each month
- I don't think check_doomsday can do this?
I need to monitor the 27th of each month automatically without having
I haven't come across any plugins that do this by default but it would
be an incredibly easy plugin to write. If you or anyone you know have
some programming ability you could make it yourself. Otherwise Nagios
Enterprises offers custom plugin development.
Alex Griffin
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Tech Team
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.
'su -' makes the shell a login shell ... which requires a real shell, not
/bin/false.
What if you do this?
sudo su nagios more /proc/loadavg
Skip the -, which should run more directly, which should work even with
/bin/false listed as the shell.
If that works, then you should be able to
On 27 April 2012 11:25, FTL Nagios ftlnag...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
** **
I am using the check_doomsday plugin to alert me to licence expiry dates
of software.
** **
I have the need though to have a check for a recurring day but of each
month – I don’t think check_doomsday
Is there a way for an NRPE script to know the remote server's IP? I'm
not seeing anything in the environment for NRPE 2.12. getpeername on
STDIN doesn't seem to help; presumably nrpe doesn't connect the script
directly to the sockets.
Detailed scenario:
I have two nagios servers running in an
