Re: [Nagios-users] check_rsync: (Service check did not exit properly)

the external perl interpreter for now. On 06/07/2010 07:39 PM, Ryan Rawdon wrote: Hey everyone, I recently installed Nagios on a new system and migrated all of my configs and everything over. Everything is working fine, except for check_rsync, which fails on all hosts with (Service check did

[Nagios-users] check_rsync: (Service check did not exit properly)

Hey everyone, I recently installed Nagios on a new system and migrated all of my configs and everything over. Everything is working fine, except for check_rsync, which fails on all hosts with (Service check did not exit properly). I have tried disabling the embedded perl interpreter (even

[Nagios-users] Can NRPE listen on IPv6?

Hey all, Can NRPE listen on IPv6 addresses? If so, how? I have some hosts which are not accessible from my Nagios box over v4 due to firewall, NAT and other constraints, but they're accessible via v6 which most other active checks/plugins seem to be able to use 100% fine. I don't know if

Re: [Nagios-users] E-mailing separate group for subset of hosts(and their services)

Thanks a lot Jim, that explanation and page cleared it up. There was a contact groups definition in the services template which overrides the inheritance from the parent host (I hadn't read any formal definition of how the Nagios inheritance works). I removed that template definition and it

[Nagios-users] E-mailing separate group for subset of hosts(and their services)

Hi, I've had a smallish deployment of Nagios for a while now, but now I need to add some more functionality to it. I need to have Nagios notify certain people when there is an issue with a host or any service on it. I see that adding their contactgroup to the host definition only notifies them