I have a service I’ve been trying to create which monitors MySQL replication
slaves to see if they are in sync. The script was downloaded from Nagios
Exchange.
If I run the script manually from the command line of the Icinga server, it
works perfectly. But if I try to install it as a service assigned to the
MySQL slaves in our network, they all show the service status as “Critical”,
with the message “Return Code of 255 is Out of Bounds.”
I think the issue may be with the syntax. The command syntax for this script
is:
./check_mysql_slave.pl --host=192.168.x.x --user=myuser
--password=mypassword
It also works from the command line without the = signs, like this:
./check_mysql_slave.pl –host 192.168.x.x –user myuser –password mypassword
And here’s the command definition:
# 'check_mysql_slave.pl' command definition
define command{
command_name check_mysql_slave.pl
command_line $USER1$/check_mysql_slave.pl --host $HOSTADDRESS$
--user $USER3$ --password $USER4$
}
I’ve also tried not using the custom $USER3$ and $USER4$ macros, and just
passing the userid and password directly in the command definition but I
still get the same result. Anyone see what might be the problem here?
Thanks!
--
Mark
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