Hi
I was having a very similar problem about 1 week ago
I had incorrectly edited the 'command_line' in the 'define command'
for the email notification. The consequences of which are identical
to your result. My guess is that if you look CLOSELY at the 'command_lin
e' you will find something wrong - in my case I had a bare $ in
the line.
Anyway, an easy way to verify operation of you cmd line is to copy
and edit it and then try to execute it in a shell - Im betting
it wont work - AND I have NOT found anywhere in Nagios where there
is any error info about the cmd not being parsed correctly
Example
define command{
command_name notify-by-email
command_line /usr/bin/printf "%b" "$SERVICEOUTPUT$ $HOSTNAME$
$SHORTDATETIME$" | mail -s "" $CONTACTEMAIL$
}
so copy -/usr/bin/printf "%b" "$SERVICEOUTPUT$ $HOSTNAME$ $SHORTDATETIME$
" | mail -s "" $CONTACTEMAIL$- out - edit in real values and execute
it -
- Lee Fitz (leefitz)
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