gt;
I'm not 100% sure, but I *think* you want to use
Sunday -1 00:00-24:00
if you mean "last sunday of the month".
> define timeperiod{
> timeperiod_name box-reboot
>use 24x7
>exclude offweekend
> }
>
r earlier email, and you still haven't told us
what google queries you (presumably unsuccessfully) tried or which other
places you've looked for information.
If you appear as a timesink, people will pour anything but time your way.
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s if installing nsclient,
NCNet or nsclient++ is not an option for you, although some programming
may be necessary on your part.
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Considering th
with
mono and then we could get a Linux binary running checks directly against
windows hosts, with actual credentials being used for authentication.
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Mark, thanks for keeping the tone very much to the point and
trying hard yourself. Very few people do this, so the "bones" we throw
on this list are generally on the assumption that people haven't.
Mark Weaver wrote:
>
> Andreas Ericsson wrote:
>> Martyn wrote:
>>
utilization of these in maximal detail. Please refer me to the howto achive
> such
>
check_traffic should do what you want.
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Con
rpe
on both ends of the connection.
I faintly remember having to make some modifications to (check_)nrpe
2.x for it to compile cleanly on solaris, although I think that was
an older version of it than yours. If you run into similar problems,
poke me and I'll see if I ca
o make nagios log
> this?
>
Read the manuals and look for stalking_options.
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Considering the successes of the wars on alcohol, poverty
kind.
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Considering the successes of the wars on alcohol, poverty, drugs and
terror, I think we should give some serious thought to declarin
rs that Nagios is picking up the command OK, and is at
> least *attempting* to execute it, but for some reason, nothing is
> happening. Is there some permissions issue here that I'm unaware of?
>
Is host_check.pl executable? If not, try adding "/usr/bin/perl" or do
ch
anies, seeks to grow its team with a
>> hands-on senior technical operations leader.
>>
>> ...
>
>
> How do I unsubscribe from nagios-jobs list? It doesn't seem to be split
> from nagios-users.
>
Send "unsubscribe nagios-jobs" to Michael Osofsky
on
r databases.
>
> Does anyone know of what could set this servicelatency to suddenly increase
> like this ?
>
Since you're running a beta release that's more than 2 years old, I'm not
even remotely interested to guess or investigate this matter. At least
upgrade to latest
Unless you're an op5 customer and thereby paying for my services, I
*really* don't want off-list emails regarding Nagios problems.
Thanks for respecting that in the future. Answers are below.
Christopher McAtackney wrote:
> 2009/3/23 Andreas Ericsson :
>> Christoph
Christopher McAtackney wrote:
> 2009/3/23 Andreas Ericsson :
>> Unless you're an op5 customer and thereby paying for my services, I
>> *really* don't want off-list emails regarding Nagios problems.
>>
>> Thanks for respecting that in the future. Answers are be
ct"... but it turns out that
>
> check_udp -H host -p 2342 -s 'xyz' -e ''
>
> works ok.
>
> Too bad that trick does not seem to work for checking if a kerb5 kdc port is
> up and valid.
>
> I know there is a "check_kdc" perl script, bu
actual checks.
> It then forwards the checks to the Nagios server via NSCA over HTTPS. A
> second benefit is that this agent collects about 40 or so check results,
> and then sends all of them at once through a single SSL connection. That
> reduces the overhead of establishing a
in a database. If you use our webconfiguration tool, it will
overwrite your configuration files when you click "save", but that's sort of
expected behaviour, I guess.
Still, I think you're going about this the wrong way if you only want it for
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a non-ok state after
B has crashed, then your check isn't doing what it's supposed to do,
or you've misunderstood the relationship somehow.
If you were to explain what the two services actually are, it would
be easier to point you to a solution that works.
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"dhcploc.exe" but I'm on Linux.
>
check_dhcp can sort of do what you want. Give it a whirl.
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Considering the succe
re or less locked down).
Are you using network-mounted drives to store any of Nagios' output files?
If so, stop doing that immediately. Network filesystems perform extremely
poorly with files that are being frequently updated.
Apart from that, it seems as if your system isn't qu
Vian Vian wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I wonder what is default MTU in check_ping? How can i maximize check_ping
> command to 1472 MTU?
>
Why would you want an MTU of 1472 for something that in 99.9% of its
uses transfers only 64 bytes per packet?
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Kevin Keane wrote:
> Andreas Ericsson wrote:
>> Kevin Keane wrote:
>>> Christopher McAtackney wrote:
>>>> 2009/3/25 Kevin Keane :
>>>>
>>>>> I think you are comparing apples and oranges here, because in most
>>>>> situat
, piecharts and fairly boring numbers), that
would work too.
You can download the sources from http://www.op5.org. There's a sandbox
set up at www.op5.com/sandbox where you can create reports to see how
it works and looks. Contact me off-list if you want a password without
registering.
Let me
sed tcpdump from the blade server and can see packets coming in
> from the nagios server.
>
> I use check_ntp to monitor many of my other systems without any problem.
>
> I also do lots of other checks (including various SNMP checks) on the
> blade system via Nagios without any
, assuming
it's sufficiently strong (say, SHA1 or something). The chance of running
into a collision should be very slim, and if it happens you can just
increase the number of hashed lines.
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dware.
If the BSD raid driver is buggy, you need to either get new (and better
supported) hardware, or change the OS.
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Considering the s
Jarrod Moore wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 7:57 PM, Andreas Ericsson wrote:
>> Jarrod Moore wrote:
>>> Hello everyone,
>>>
>>> I have a couple of related questions regarding service dependencies in
>>> Nagios and their limitations. I have two ser
s-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/nagios-users
> ::: Please include Nagios version, plugin version (-v) and OS when reporting
> any issue.
> ::: Messages without supporting info will risk being sent to /dev/null
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ot warning about it could possibly be a bug, but then again,
it's pretty nifty to be able to temporarily override a value by simply
specifying the variable again later in the object, so I'm not so sure.
Can't you make your script generate timeranges in the proper format?
It seems to m
ks are actually
being run.
Interesting problem. I'd take it kindly if you keep us posted :)
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Considering the successes of the wars o
. But apparently
> with the child host every time this happens, it switches from critical
> to unreachable and back again, triggering a notification. Is there any
> way to keep this from happening? Thanks.
>
Doesn't flapping detection do what you want? You'd get a few
Jarrod Moore wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 10:13 PM, Andreas Ericsson wrote:
>> Jarrod Moore wrote:
>>> On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 7:57 PM, Andreas Ericsson wrote:
>>>> Jarrod Moore wrote:
>>>>> Hello everyone,
>>>>>
>>>>
but since you asked for
professional support I'd be sort of neglecting my job obligations if I
didn't. Besides, with a little luck I might be sent to Australia at some
point if we team up, and free trips are always nice ;-)
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with compiler etc installed
on them. Until you grasp that rather important fact, you're far beyond
help I'm afraid.
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Consideri
#x27;d defined a timeperiod encompassing all the
hours of all days (I think). It could also be by not checking the service at
all, which one could argue is actually correct. Try and find out.
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Thanks for reporting this, and for your interest :)
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Considering the successes of the wars on alcohol, poverty, drugs and
terror, I th
eds to
refresh their memory:
http://blogs.op5.org/blog4.php/2008/11/11/nagios-cmd-cgi-authorization-bypass-vuln
http://blogs.op5.org/blog4.php/2008/11/11/cross-site-request-forgery-vulnerability-6
The patches to prevent them are available here:
http://git.op5.org/git/?p=nagios.git;a=shortlog;h=r
me unreachable.
If you have configured the host (and your contacts) to send notifications
on unreachable states, you may still get notifications for it, but not
HOST DOWN ones.
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your users access this. If you aren't
running IP takeover (or some other "same-IP" thing), write a wrapper
for check_http which checks both hosts at once and only returns
critical if both services are non-ok.
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ccessing the server is necessary to get disk-usage and other data
that servers do not publicly advertise. It's up to you to pick your
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/include
> /usr/lib/gcc/i586-suse-linux/4.0.2/../../../../i586-suse-linux/include
This is broken though. This path resolves to /usr/i586-suse-linux/include
which I doubt should exist. I'm guessing autoconf is failing quite
magnificently here for some reason. It could be because the real path
above ways to work, the two server's clocks
have to be in sync. If they're not, you need to take the clock-delta
into consideration when merging the logs.
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alternatively is there any way to alter the scaling factor permanently?
>
Yes. Use a text-editor and re-compile it. Or add 2d_coords for all your
hosts.
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pretty decent idea of how to implement such a plugin yourself.
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Considering the successes of the wars on alcohol, poverty, drugs and
ter
s, how
> do I put "setting 3" in front of the line
>
He meant you should escape the line by adding a hash-char (#) to
the beginning of the line containing 'only_from = 127.0.0.1'.
I expect his fingers slipped so the shift-key didn't get pressed
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1024);
}
ok("No file is larger than %d", 1500 * 1024 * 1024);
}
Writing the various helpers is left as an exercise to the reader.
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s not compress rotated logfiles. If logfiles are compressed,
something else is doing the compressing. In that case, you need to
disable that (whatever it is) and undo the damage it has done.
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Avery's
advice and letting the laptops send passive check-results to your nagios
server is definitely the best solution.
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t run on the Windows 64-bit, running on AMD (HP if that
> matters). Any and all info is appreciated.
>
Nagios itself doesn't run on Windows at all. For an agent that runs
just fine on 64-bit Windows, try downloading the NSClient++ installer
from http://www.op5.com/support/down
of a challenge to set up unless you're using RPM-based
system, but it's just pure awesome when it's actually up and running.
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at I'm continuously deeply grateful to everyone who bring us
> Nagios itself, and the plugins and tools which make it greater than
> the sum of its parts.
>
Don't be. Well, be, but reserve some gratitude for yourself for using
it. Without a userbase, a project is just an academic ex
that Nagios rejects the
> ack without entering a name?
>
The simple way is to create per-user accounts with admin rights and
then create contacts with the same names as the usernames you set.
The difficult way is to hack the CGI's and recompile.
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Sean Carolan wrote:
>>> I can't find any informations on the flag "failure_prediction_enabled"
>>> in service definition. What is the effect of this flag ?
>> First result for 'nagios failure prediction' on Google:
>>
>> http://www.google.com/search?btnI=&q=nagios+failure+prediction
>
> And it app
Sean Carolan wrote:
>> Not being a developer myself, I'm not quite sure what to say or think,
>> except that I'm continuously deeply grateful to everyone who bring us
>> Nagios itself, and the plugins and tools which make it greater than
>> the sum of its parts.
>
> This is, IMHO, one of the great
Sven Wiedeck wrote:
> Hi,
>
> thanks for the replies but we don't want to create user accounts for >
> 30 people if it's not absolutely neccesary.
>
> So the auto-login is the only way so far...
>
No can do then. You can lock the author-field, but if everyone are
authenticated as the same perso
NG, for when they haven't been checked yet.
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e been breaking my head on this. Please suggest some idea or
> your experience
>
There is a firewall blocking the traffic somewhere along the way, or you
have managed to build a cyclic token-ring network (if you don't know what
those are, consider yourself lucky and look over your fire
email and
awaiting the response.
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Consid
d out if
that is actually true or not. Make sure to report your finds
back to the list, so other can benefit in the future.
> thank you
>
You're welcome.
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y to apply the depth first search to host and service
dependencies too. It was originally a patch from Jean Gabès, and it
speeds up parent/child relations for hosts by a *huge* amount, so it's
probably worth adding it to dependencies too.
Even so, I'm guessing you actually added 100 (or more)
;
Yes. Check the documentation for service escalations.
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hy this would be?
>
Does the host get its IP from DHCP?
If yes, I'd assume the check_dig-based service check tried to verify
that the host itself had a certain IP but it got a different one
when you brought it back up, although why you'd want to resolve the
name of a host with dynamic ip
Sean Carolan wrote:
> If we put a host into downtime, will alerts be suppressed for services
> running on the host?
>
Yes.
> Or does each and every service have to be put into downtime by hand?
>
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equests are ofcourse very welcome,
and documentation patches for the installation procedures even more so.
Hope that answers your questions :-)
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Michael Friedrich wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Andreas Ericsson wrote the following on 09.06.2009 11:10:
>> Yes. It was discussed quite a lot some few weeks back on the
>> nagios-devel mailing list. Browse the archives for the full
>> discussion.
>>
> try
> http://
), but you should be able to view them with that thing
you can pop up when pressing ctrl-alt-del (task manager or whatever it's
called).
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ins a
concatenated list of "normal" and escalated contacts would be favourite, since
that would mean everyone who received the problem notification will also get
the recovery notification. This would best be implemented by building a linked
list with only unique elements to operate on. The
Michael Friedrich wrote:
> Andreas Ericsson wrote the following on 09.06.2009 15:09:
>>
>> Nagios will move to git when 3.2.0 is out the door. Ethan wants some
>> time to manage patches and stuff like he's used to without having to
>> learn another tool. I&#x
Michael Friedrich wrote:
>
>
> Andreas Ericsson wrote the following on 09.06.2009 16:33:
>>
>> It has? I'll have to take a look at that, I think. The hard part will
>> be to separate the cruft from the code, so that only the real changes
>> appear in a dif
nfiguration for a while. When I go into the database and
> look at nagios_objects tables, I see all sorts of old objects which do not
> exist in my current setup. Does ndoutils clean up and throw away old config
> when we start nagios?
No, but it marks them as inactive (or some such
ependencies. *ALL* those dependencies would be
circular, so this simply cannot be how you have configured Nagios.
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Considering the su
Michael Friedrich wrote:
>
>
> Andreas Ericsson wrote the following on 09.06.2009 19:03:
>>
>> Well, it'll be ambiguous even if one char is stripped from it, so just
>> cutting the name at 30 chars might be worthwhile if we're on oracle.
>
> Don
ed Nagios.
>
> I hate to disagree , but this is the setting i have in my nagios and i do no
> have the "264384000 "
> dependencies .
>
It can't be, because then all PING services would depend on themselves
which Nagios doesn't allow.
The fact that some 26 milli
the
config parsing somehow, or you're using the pre-cached config option
and aren't actually loading it from the *real* configuration.
That dependency simply is not valid in any version of Nagios, so you
*can't* be actually *using* it.
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Richard Quintin wrote:
> On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 7:05 AM, Andreas Ericsson wrote:
>> There's also the fact that we lack an oracle database to test against,
>> so whoever adds oracle support to Merlin and Ninja will have to be
>> someone else than me.
>
> I appre
so you can use that if you can't get NDOUtils to work.
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Considering the successes of the wars on alcohol, poverty, drugs and
terror, I thi
Michael Friedrich wrote:
> Andreas Ericsson wrote:
>>
>> Well, Merlin *is* a rewrite. It doesn't reuse any code at all from
>> NDOUtils
>> and it does scale a *lot* better. It replaces NDOUtils for all
>> GUI-related
>> activities we do at op5, an
> **Note thta the IP for the nagios failover server IS listed in the nrpe.cfg
> allowed_hosts directive and the nrpe daemon has been restarted.
>
Double-check this with cut 'n paste. 9/10, this is actually the issue but
with a typo somewhere, or the same IP written in both nrpe
share your work,
I really do not fathom, but you'll get absolutely no help from me.
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Considering the successes of the wars on alcohol, po
r all nodes that have any downtime at all and
then sorting the list after it's been calculated.
>
> Any advise is very welcome.
>
Just use our stuff now, or hang on until Merlin and Ninja are ready for
public production use sometime in august or september.
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tand-
alone product.
Patches welcome in case anyone else is interested in doing this. I'm
sorry to say we're a bit behind schedule with Merlin and Ninja and
thus we don't have time to take care of this rather trivial step on
our own :-/
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check_dhcp
>
> Do I need to do something like set permissions on serveip1 server?
>
> Please advise.
>
As root on your nagios server:
chmod 4755 ./check_dhcp
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erveip1
> Error: Could not bind socket to interface eth0. Check your privileges...
>
> Any other ideas?
>
Sorry. As root:
chown root:root check_dhcp && chmod 4755 check_dhcp
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when I look at the nagios monitor page, I get this:
> CRITICAL: Received 1 DHCPOFFER(s), 0 of 1 requested servers responded, max
> lease time = 86400 sec.
>
>
> Any idea why?
>
You're not running it with the exact same parameters from
Nagios and the command-line.
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ck originally will
automatically take it over because it'll be in its scheduling queue at
the right moment and time.
You can find merlin at http://git.op5.org/git/nagios/merlin.git. The
project page is at http://www.op5.org/community/projects/merlin
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period 1a-7a_every_day
>> register 0
>>
>> }
>>
This looks decidedly odd. "Time-7a_to_1a" uses the check_period
"1a-7a_every_day". Either you were very confused when you named
the time
e groups are there for precisely this reason, really. Making
users see how various failures in the network affects what *they*
use is an immensely powerful feature, but it has to be used properly.
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restart" >> /tmp/test`
> nohup $JAVA_CMD -cp $CLASSPATH $JVM_OPTIONS JMXServer $PORT
> &1 >> $LOG_FILE&
> `$ECHO_CMD "FINISHED trying" >> /tmp/test`
>
> ;;
>
> esac
>
>
aqs/smart-questions.html before you post here
again, please.
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Considering the successes of the wars on alcohol, poverty, drugs and
terror, I
ts swapping
performance will go downhill very, very fast. The disk is several hundred
orders of magnitude slower than the RAM. If you have high swap usage, you
should buy more RAM for your servers (or modify whatever programs are
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ce will degrade considerably.
>
Indeed. Swap allocation growing quickly is a good indication of a
busy system with not enough *real* memory to perform the task it's
been assigned.
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ces, only the server that does the last check of whatever
host/service it should report on will send a notification. This shouldn't
take much more than a day to hack up, but is less elegant. With a shared
network-capable database it shouldn't be too much trouble though.
There are more o
execute flag
set, or if the user trying to execute the program lacks the permissions
to execute the given file. Since the OP stated all the plugins are
owned by the nagios user, I'd assume a simple
chmod +x /path/to/nagios/plugins/*
would suffice.
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to be
added without having to install additional software. The code is also
small, and I've audited it myself so I know it's sound, provided it's
configured properly.
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agios 2.x and
earlier will stall exactly everything while waiting for the check to
finish. If it's a service-check, only the other services that happened
to end up in the same batch will be delayed, but only wrt the reporting
back t
tation of it once, a long time ago.
AFAIR, it's a fairly simple binary protocol along the tried and tested variant
of head+body.
I'll have a look at work tomorrow and see if I can find it. If so, I can
most likely post it here. It'll require a lot of tweaking though,
Reynold Guerrier wrote:
> I did. Because I can see the Nagios Homepage, I can browse the
> Documentation webpages, but can't get through the nagios data.
>
It sounds as if you didn't configure your webserver to execute CGI's.
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hose last two lines every 60 seconds until I kill it.
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> Any thoughts on what the cause is?
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My guess would be a broken shell-script that you use as a plugin.
Nagios runs plugins by using the popen(3) call, which uses
sh -c to interpret and execute the given command.
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out disabling them altogether, no.
Unless you hack up a NEB-module, but that seems like overkill for this.
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