On 23/11/12 07:38, Niall O Broin wrote: > Had a bit of a panic this morning to get into the office and see that an SSL > cert. had expired. By pure good luck I was in work very early so I got moving > on a new cert. and having done that, I headed off to my Nagios status page > because I was pretty sure that I had a check for this cert. in place. Sure > enough, I did, but Nagios wasn't displaying an alert for its expiry, nor had > it warned me that it was about to expire. > > I opened up the Services page and there I saw the following line, just as > green as any of the others: > > > SSL cert. YOUR-DOMAIN OK 2012-11-23 08:28:58 207d 17h 2m 26s 1/4 > CRITICAL - Cannot make SSL connection > > > Now HOW on earth can Nagios be displaying CRITICAL - Cannot make SSL > connection in the Status Information column while simultaneously showing > OK in the Status column ? > > > > > Kindest regards, > > > > Niall O Broin > > > > What plugin are you using ? it could be that the text returned from the check includes the Critical string but the execution exit code is 0 and hence translated as OK by nagios .
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