Thanks Dunc,
But here's my question:
Why doesn't the correct password show up in this line on it's own after I
set it in opsview.conf?
I understood that the settings in opsview.conf should override that
"changeme" password in the script. Why should I have to do it manually for
all the scripts which need a password?
Yitzhak


Should be

check_mysql_performance -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -u opsview -p 5215 --perfdata
Connections,Max_used_connections

Make this change and then do a reload and the check should be correct within
10 minutes (you can also force a check to be done on the 'options -> mass
recheck' page by selecting the relevant checkbox).

I hope the '5125' isn't your real database password as you have now told the
world what you set it to ;-)

Duncs


*> I went to the link you provided, but couldn't find any script. What did
you have in mind.
>
> I did a fresh installation based on Centos 5.5 in a VirtualBox VM. Again
followed the instructions and am getting errors as shown in the the attached
screenshot.
>
> Here's a check I ran manually from the command line as user nagios:
> [nag...@ybgcentos55 ~]$ /usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_mysql_performance
-H localhost -u opsview -p 5215 --perfdata Connections,Max_used_connections
> MYSQL_PERFORMANCE UNKNOWN - Couldn't see last state
> [nag...@ybgcentos55 ~]$ /usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_mysql_performance
-H localhost -u opsview -p 5215 --perfdata Connections,Max_used_connections
> MYSQL_PERFORMANCE OK - All parameters OK | Connections=0.666666666666667;;
Max_used_connections=7;;
>
> and here's the check as defined in opsview:
> check_mysql_performance -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -u opsview -p changeme --perfdata
Connections,Max_used_connections*

Should be

check_mysql_performance -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -u opsview -p 5215 --perfdata
Connections,Max_used_connections

Make this change and then do a reload and the check should be correct within
10 minutes (you can also force a check to be done on the 'options -> mass
recheck' page by selecting the relevant checkbox).

I hope the '5125' isn't your real database password as you have now told the
world what you set it to ;-)

Duncs

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