Does Nagios allow \ characters in check commands?
If I run this from the terminal:
Check_mssql_health --servername IP ADDRESS --username domain\\domain user
--password QWERTY --mode connected-users
It connects off to my SQL Database and reports back the connected users.
I have put the following command into my servers.cfg file
# 'check_mssql_health Connected users' command definition
Define command{
Command_name check_sql_connections
Command_line $USER1$/check_mssql_health
--server $HOSTADDRESS$ --username $ARG1$ --password $ARG2$ --mode $ARG3$
And my service description reads:
Define service{
Use service-sql-server
Host_name SERVER
Service_description SQL CONNECTION TIME
Check_command check_sql_connections!domain\\domain
user!QWERTY!connected-users!
But when the check runs it outputs with a critical error saying it cant connect
to the database because of a login error and its tried to use domaindomainuser.
It has stripped out the \\
Is this normal behaviour of nagios?
Do I need quotes or something?
Thanks
Kind Regards
Andrew
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