I've got nsca running fine as a detached process on Solaris 10, and can
manually create passive checks via send_nsca. But when I try to run nsca as a
daemon, I need some advice.
The nsca install seemed to create /var/svc/manifest/network/nsca-tcp.xml and
that looked ok, so I did a "svccfg import" of that file, and now I get this
result:
#> svcs -l svc:/network/nsca/tcp:default
fmri svc:/network/nsca/tcp:default
name nsca
enabled true
state online
next_state none
state_time September 20, 2010 5:40:07 PM PDT
restarter svc:/network/inetd:default
contract_id
This looks like I'm close. The service seems enabled. Looks to me like inetd
should start up the daemon when a request comes in. But nothing happens when I
use send_nsca (no logfile activity, no nsca process). Do I need a script in
/lib/svc/method ?
Thanks for any advice....Lyle
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