Hi,
Andreaco wrote:
ok tu use check_dummy for HOSTs or disable checks at all,
the problem is that the host's colour remain green when unrecheable.
Well that is what I decided to live with. For my point view is service
PING and host check is duplicated. Personaly I think that you can say
that
Hello,
I need to have nagios status data available for nagios indenpendend
processing in a SQL. I learned from docs that Event Broker API is
suposed to be used for writing some shared library, is somewhere
available such library?
If not is someone working on this?
Thanks
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Jan Tomasek schrieb:
Hello,
I need to have nagios status data available for nagios indenpendend
processing in a SQL. I learned from docs that Event Broker API is
suposed to be used for writing some shared library, is somewhere
available such library?
If not is someone working on this?
Thanks
Have you looked at the example config files? It's all there.
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hello
What can I do for
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Hi
All,
I'm installing a new
nagios server with 2.1 (upgrade 2.2 will follow soon) We've have a running
nagios 2.0b3server and I just copied over my homebrewed perl plugins to
the new server.
I noticed the
embedded perl is a bit stricter in this 2.1 version, I compiled
Hi everybody,
I am trying to use Nagiosgrapher-1.5 with Nagios 2.0.
I successfully install nagiosgrapher but I didnt have
any rrd files in /var/lib/nagios/rrd.
Here is my ngraph.log
2006-04-14 14:31:01 PRG: Starting up collect2.pl (PID:
31286) ...
2006-04-14 14:31:02 PRG: using
Title: RE: [Nagios-users] Epn problems with perl plugin
lgl my notes inline
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Hi All,
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I
tried your suggestion, but it didn't work out. Any other sugestions are very
welcome.
Regards,
Rick
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Hendrik Baecker wrote:
I need to have nagios status data available for nagios indenpendend
processing in a SQL. I learned from docs that Event Broker API is
suposed to be used for writing some shared library, is somewhere
available such library?
try to google for ndoutils.
Thanks! That is
Kyle Tucker wrote:
Hi,
I'm missing something here.
Certainly :)
In the extinfo.cgi page,
all my active service checks on my central server have a link
to submit passive service checks, which actually allow me to
change the state of service checks and I assume the external
command for
As with any standard plugin, 'check_http --help' will provide
information on the command line arguments that you can use.
Here are a couple of examples --
Get the default page for a passed host and verify that I see '/html' -
Service definition check_command verify_http!www.example.foo
define
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Hi,
I'm missing something here. In the
On Fri, Apr 14, 2006 at 10:11:27AM -0500, Marc Powell wrote:
An active check is one in which the host or service check_command is run
by nagios itself. You can force an active check to happen by
re-scheduling the next check of the service.
A passive check is one in which the host or service
Is there any Nagios plugin that return the status of a Windows Lab PC,
like if the PC is being used? I read about using netbios scan to check
if a user is logged in, but what about auto login computers.
I'm thinking such a plugin would need a client that perhaps closes a
port if it has not
Hi -
I've got nagios pretty much setup, but there's one thing I'm
struggling with -- how to let a group of contacts see their servers,
but only notify one of them (as they rotate on call..).
I'm using authentication. I'm monitoring two separate (political)
networks so I can't just open things
On Fri, Apr 14, 2006 at 12:30:09PM -0400, Kyle Tucker wrote:
Thanks all for the clarifications. This begs one more question. There
seems to be no option to log active checks. Why not? I'd think it would
be useful at times to just see what Nagios is checking as it happens.
You can get this by
On Fri, 14 Apr 2006, Davy Gaussen wrote:
I am trying to use Nagiosgrapher-1.5 with Nagios 2.0.
I successfully install nagiosgrapher but I didn't have any rrd files in
/var/lib/nagios/rrd.
Which are only created after you setup service-type definitions and your
first data is added to the
I've historically used a mailinglist for this anyway... that way people
subscribe/unsubscribe themselves when they go on/off call, and you can
have as many people as appropriate on it. Not to mention it doesn't
require modifying the nagios configs and re-loading.
/eli
Philip Hallstrom
On Fri, 14 Apr 2006, Philip Hallstrom wrote:
I've got nagios pretty much setup, but there's one thing I'm
struggling with -- how to let a group of contacts see their servers,
but only notify one of them (as they rotate on call..).
Considere not using notifications directly but define your
Hey Guys,
I have a standard nrpe setup to check local disks, however at regular
intervals I'm getting critical alerts. I'm pretty sure these are ocnnected to
the /tmp file system which is a swap partition, however whenever there is a
critical alert hte check_disks output doesn't indicate a
I have noticed the following bug and am not sure where to report it.
We have a number of hosts with multiple parent links, and this seems to
confuse the circular markup status map. It draws the green (or pink)
background colors in BOTH places where the relevent nodes could be, even
though the
Just thinking out loud... enable the screen saver... if its running, its
likely that no-one is actively using that machine. There are a number of
plugins that could be used to monitor the screen saver process already.
Cheers.
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:) Thank you.
Az wrote:
Just thinking out loud... enable the screen saver... if its running,
its likely that no-one is actively using that machine. There are a
number of plugins that could be used to monitor the screen saver
process already.
Cheers.
Greetings:
I have a nagios implementation on Suse SLES 9.0, compiled 2.0 from source. I am
seeing extremely high latency - in excess of 300 seconds on average with service
checks. Host checks are running fairly high too - also over 300 seconds on
average.
Not exactly a large config either -
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