Setting up a passive check problem
Subhendu Ghosh
sghosh at sghosh.org
Wed Apr 13 00:05:15 CEST 2005
On Tue, 12 Apr 2005, Lewis Getschel wrote:
> All-
> After 8 months of tweaking our 1.2 system with active checks (that
> work fine), I now find myself at a loss to setup a passive "service check".
>
> I have 5 file servers in a "farm" that log themselves to a single syslog
> file.
> I wrote a script that deals with that and can submit the passive result
> to Nagios to be processed.
>
> My problem _seems_ to be my understanding of the basic setup for a
> passive service check.
> The docs say: "...service checks to Nagios, a service must have already
> been defined in the object configuration file
> <http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/1_0/configobject.html>"
>
> What "check_command" does a passive service "need"? (it needs a
> command???) I don't want nagios to _DO_ anything, just accept the
> passive results from another process.
>
All you need is an entry for the check_command field - it is not executed
or verified if the service is passive.
--
-sg
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