Creating multiple force checks quickly

[Max]

I suggest putting them all in a service group - then you can issue a
force check command from the Nagios UI.

Scriot is not a bad way to go either though - the Nagios
externalcommand API (via the named pipe) is easy to use and well
documented.

Max

On 9/22/10, Brian McKee <brian.mckee at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I'm running an old version of Nagios (2.4)
> Sometimes I end up with the same service warning on multiple machines and
> I'd like to force a check on all of them.
> Using the web interface is a lot of clicks when it's more than just a couple
> machines.
> I'm thinking I should be able to gin up a for loop in bash with curl or wget
> to do it for me, or am I wrong?
> Does this exist already somewhere?
> Pointers in the right direction appreciated
>
> Brian
> --
> Hey, it's your computer.... isn't it?
>

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