On Jun 9, 2008, at 6:18 PM, Germán Gutiérrez wrote:
> (snip)
>> command_line $USER1$/check_nrpe!check_ldap -H $HOSTADDRESS
>> $ -p $ARG1$ -b $ARG2$
Note that 'command_name check_ldap' was snipped.'
> (snip)
>> define service{
>> use generic-service
>> host_name server
>> service_description Ldap Status
>> check_command check_nrpe!check_ldap -H
>> 192.168.100.80
>> }
> $HOSTADDRESS$ will be replaced by "server"
> $ARG1$ will be replaced by 192.168.100.80
> and $ARG2$ will be empty.
Just to clear up any confusion, IFF the command at the top were named
check_nrpe and the service above used it as a result, $HOSTADDRESS$
would be the address from the host{} definition for 'server' (unknown
to us), $ARG1$ would be 'check_ldap -H 192.168.100.80' and $ARG2$
would be null.
The resulting command would have failed anyway for a number of reasons
--
/path/to/plugins/check_nrpe!check_ldap -H <someaddress> -p check_ldap -
H 192.168.100.80 -b
> looks like you need to pass proper parameters to the
> check_nrpe/check_ldap scripts.
More than that for sure.
--
Marc
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