Hello list, I am trying to use check_file_age on Ubuntu 10.04 to check a
local file system. When I specify the file name it works but using a
wildcard fails saying it cannot find the file. I need to use the
wildcard - the files have unique names based on the date created.
Both work when run interactively from the command line as the Nagios
service.
My check command is:
define command {
command_name check_file_age_v1
command_line $USER1$/check_file_age -w $ARG1$ -c $ARG2$ -f $ARG3$
}
The service command is:
Works:
define service{
host_name host.company.com
service_description backup check - Is the file new in the past 24
hours
check_command
check_file_age_v1!86400!172800!/stuff/backup/2012-07-30-02-01-30_backup.xml
use generic-service
}
Does not work:
define service{
host_name host.company.com
service_description backup check - Is the file new in the past 24
hours
check_command check_file_age_v1!86400!172800!/stuff/backup/*
use generic-service
}
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