Re: [icinga-users] Problem with service/command definition

[Michael Friedrich]

On 14.09.2011 16:56, Mark Creamer wrote:
Stefan, thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, it still has the same 
result. Darn, I thought we were on to something there :-)
Any other ideas?

run the command as icinga user. make sure that icinga user can execute 
the script. furthermore, make sure that the plugin is exactly located 
where $USER1$ points to - see resource.cfg.


Thanks again,
Mark

2011/9/14 Stefan <maill...@s.profanter.me 
<mailto:maill...@s.profanter.me>>

    Hi,

    I’ve also created today a check command with perl.

    I needed to explicitly write “/usr/bin/perl” before the command
    (Insert the correct path to your perl binary):

    command_line    /usr/bin/perl $USER1$/check_mysql_slave.pl
    <http://check_mysql_slave.pl>--host $HOSTADDRESS$ --user $USER3$
    --password $USER4$

    Try this and tell me if it’s working.

    Stefan

    *Von:*Mark Creamer [mailto:white...@gmail.com
    <mailto:white...@gmail.com>]
    *Gesendet:* Mittwoch, 14. September 2011 16:31
    *An:* icinga-users@lists.sourceforge.net
    <mailto:icinga-users@lists.sourceforge.net>
    *Betreff:* [icinga-users] Problem with service/command definition

    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 <http://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 <http://check_mysql_slave.pl> –host
    192.168.x.x –user myuser –password mypassword

    And here’s the command definition:

    # 'check_mysql_slave.pl <http://check_mysql_slave.pl>' command
    definition

    define command{

            command_name check_mysql_slave.pl
    <http://check_mysql_slave.pl>

            command_line    $USER1$/check_mysql_slave.pl
    <http://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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