problem with passiv check

[guillaume LOHEZ]

It's seems, from another guy on the ML, you have to create "rw"
directory in "var"

I think, "rw" should be create on the Debian...

Regards
Guillaume


christian gattermair a écrit :

>thxfor your fast answer
>
>this check is only passiv. the host is behind a firewall.
>
>i am sure. tail brings me ever 10 sec. a massage like this:
>1113469961] PROCESS_SERVICE_CHECK_RESULT;mciora02;mciora02;1;file backup 
>required but not available
>
>looks fine for me ...
>
>
>Am Donnerstag, 14. April 2005 11:31 schrieben Sie:
>  
>
>>Hi
>>
>>2 hints from me:
>>    - Maybe you have to leave a check period instead of "none" even if
>>you don't do active check....
>>    - check_freshness 100 means every 100 secondes local Nagios try to
>>execute the check command  if it doesn't receive any information from
>>the remote host.
>>Are you sure that your oracle server is sending information to Nagios at
>>least every 95 secs ????
>>Your service shoud be "critical" all the time as the command check_dummy
>>should send "critical" to Nagios.
>>
>>That's what i see with the informations you send.
>>
>>Regards
>>Guillaume
>>
>>christian gattermair a écrit :
>>    
>>
>>>hi!
>>>
>>>i want to controll a backup job of my oracle server. a java application.
>>>for this i use nsjsd. it works perfekt i get in the file command.cfg:
>>>
>>>1113469961] PROCESS_SERVICE_CHECK_RESULT;mciora02;mciora02;1;file backup
>>>required but not available
>>>
>>>in services.cfg:
>>>
>>>
>>>define service{
>>>
>>>host_name		mciora02
>>>check_command		check_dummy
>>>service_description		mciora02
>>>check_period		none
>>>process_perf_data		1
>>>notification_interval		0
>>>notification_period		24x7
>>>notification_options		w,c,r
>>>notifications_enabled	1
>>>check_freshness		1
>>>freshness_threshold	100
>>>contact_groups		db-admins
>>>active_checks_enabled	0
>>>passive_checks_enabled	1
>>>max_check_attempts	5
>>>retry_check_interval		1
>>>register			0
>>>
>>>}
>>>
>>>but i can not see anything in nagios web frontend ....
>>>
>>>my system:
>>>
>>>debian sarge
>>>nagios 1.3-cvs.20050116-4
>>>
>>>thx4help or any hint :-)
>>>
>>>greetz,
>>>
>>>chris
>>>
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