Aha.
Most important ones:
1 - to generate the graphs - you will have to reload opsview once after the
output is there from the servicecheck and the mapfile thingy is in place
2 - if you ran the insert.pl from commandline, and the files are generated as
root, nagios user will not be able to upda
I tried that too. Works quite well. The downtime gets scheduled. but
it's not visible on the master, just on the slaves?
Anybody knows how to make it visible on the master? Maybe by seding it
to the masters nagios.cmd file?
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kind regards, Henry
On Mi, 2011-02-23 at 12:00 +0100, Simone Felici
Hi Paul,
I wasn't aware of the test script. Very handy. I can see that it extracts the
right fields and I can use it to test other stuff.
Unfortunately still no rrd's but I'm sure I must be close to getting there.
Through your suggestions I've found the correct logging options in insert.pl so
OK
So it is not perfdata, however output, ergo
/output:*.HeapMemoryUsage.used=\d+\{committed=(\d+);init=(\d+);max=(\d+);used=(\d+).*/
and push @s, [ "heap",
[ "committed", GAUGE, $1 ],
[ "init", GAUGE, $2 ],
[ "max", GAUGE , $3 ],
[ "used", GAUGE, $4 ] ];
};
Which
Hi Paul,
Thanks for the patience :-)
Q1: yes, my typo: map is in /usr/local/nagios/etc/map (map.local is in the same
dir)
Q2: nothing happens when running /usr/local/nagios/bin/insert.pl
Q3: the exact output when running check_jmx from the commandline is:
[nagios@monitorbox libexec]$ ./check_jm
