>> * Esteban Monge <este...@nuevaeralatam.com> [2013-02-16 15:00]:
>>
>>> > This looks like you're using a send_nsca version < 2.9, where
>>> multiple
>>> > check results were seperated using newlines. In that case, you'll
>>> have
>>> > to replace each newline character within multi-line output with the
>>> > literal string '\n'.
>>> >
>>> > With NSCA >= 2.9, multiple check results are seperated using ASCII
>>> ETB
>>> > characters (octal value: 27) instead of newlines, and multi-line
>>> output
>>> > can be piped into send_nsca as-is. (Actually, converting the newline
>>> > characters into '\n' will no longer work with NSCA >= 2.9.)
>>>
>>> I have one situation with both versions:
>>> NSCA < 2.9 in clients and NSCA > 2.9 in server.
>>>
>>> Can send passive checks with "\n" for newline?
>>
>> Yes, replacing newline characters with the literal string '\n' should do
>> the trick in your case.
>>
>> Holger
>>
>>
> Thanks, I will work on that
>
>
I worked on that.
I have a text file with next data:
Nagios.DCCorp SSH 0 SSH OK - OpenSSH_5.5p1
Debian-6+squeeze2 (protocol 2.0)|time=0.420720s;;;0.000000;10.000000
Nagios.DCCorp Process MySQL 0 PROCS OK: 1 process with
command name mysqld|
Nagios.DCCorp Process NPCD 0 PROCS OK: 1 process with
command name npcd|
Nagios.DCCorp Process NSCA 0 PROCS OK: 1 process with
command name nsca|
Nagios.DCCorp NTP Time 0 NTP OK: Offset -0.01471853256
secs|offset=-0.014719s;60.000000;120.000000;
And send it with to central Nagios with:
cat results.sending | /usr/local/nagios/bin/send_nsca -H HappyCentralHost
-c /usr/local/nagios/etc/send_nsca.cfg
But in central Nagios receive:
[1363376971] EXTERNAL COMMAND: PROCESS_SERVICE_CHECK_RESULT;Nagios.DCCorp
SSH 0 SSH OK - OpenSSH_5.5p1 Debian-6+squeeze2 (protocol
2.0)|time=0.420720s;;;0.000000;10.000000\nNagios.DCCorp Process
MySQL 0 PROCS OK: 1 process with command name
mysqld|\nNagios.DCCorp Process NPCD 0 PROCS OK: 1 process
with command name npcd|\nNagios.DCCorp Process NSCA 0
PROCS OK: 1 process with command name nsca|\nNagios.DCCorp NTP Time
0 NTP OK: Offset -0.01471853256
secs|offset=-0.014719s;60.000000;120.000000;
I have in both NSCA... I don't understand good how can put ASCII ETB at
the end of line.
I have the same problem about services, I had a service check with several
lines, via local SNMP:
Warning - blade11 (SN#OPS): Warning (SN#OPS) Blade incompatible with I/O
module configuration. blade12 (SN#OPS): Warning (SN#OPS) Blade
incompatible with I/O module configuration.
blade1 (HappyBlade1): Good No critical or warning events
blade4 (HappyBlade4): Good No critical or warning events
blade5 (HappyBlade5): Good No critical or warning events
blade6 (HappyBlade6): Good No critical or warning events
blade7 (SN#OPS): Good No critical or warning events
blade10 (HappyBlade6): Good No critical or warning events
blade11 (SN#OPS): Warning (SN#OPS) Blade incompatible with I/O module
configuration
blade12 (SN#OPS): Warning (SN#OPS) Blade incompatible with I/O module
configuration
blade13 (HappyBlade13): Good No critical or warning events
But when I send to central Nagios Only receive:
Warning - blade11 (SN#OPS): Warning (SN#OPS) Blade incompatible with I/O
module configuration. blade12 (SN#OPS): Warning (SN#OPS) Blade
incompatible with I/O module configuration.
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