check_procs -C on AIX 5L
Voon, Ton
Ton.Voon at egg.com
Mon Dec 22 10:13:21 CET 2003
Yes, 1.4alpha works fine on an AIX 5.1 box (using GCC).
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> Subject: RE: [Nagios-users] check_procs -C on AIX 5L
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> I am on version 1.31 of the plugins. Have you tried the
> 1.4alpha on a AIX
> 5L machine?
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> 12/18/2003 01:36 AM
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> Ralph,
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> Which version of the plugins are you using? The 1.4alpha
> release has some
> significant changes and includes using a different ps command.
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> Ton
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> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: RyeR at schneider.com [mailto:RyeR at schneider.com]
> > Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2003 6:17 PM
> > To: nagios-users at lists.sourceforge.net
> > Subject: [Nagios-users] check_procs -C on AIX 5L
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> > I am having issues with the check_procs command on AIX 5L
> > systems. There
> > is certain instance where it will report a Critical state of
> > no processes
> > existing, when indeed the process does exist. After digging,
> > I believe it
> > is issuing a ps -el. I have also changed the check_proc.c
> > code to use the
> > verbose setting. This the output when I run the command on a
> > AIX 5L system
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> > root $ ./check_procs -w 1: -c 1: -C syslogd
> > /usr/bin/ps -el
> > Not parseable: 200003 A 0 1 0 0 60 20 fb8f000 1928
> > - 0:28 init
> > Not parseable: 240001 A 0 131178 155720 0 60 20
> 1cd1c400 604
> > - 0:00 syslogd
> > Not parseable: 240001 A 0 155720 1 0 60 20 2ce2400 712
> > - 0:00 srcmstr
> > Not parseable: 240001 A 0 172076 155720 0 60 20 7d27400 3036
> > - 0:07 sendmail
> > Not parseable: 240001 A 0 180272 155720 0 60 20
> 10d30400 1784
> > - 0:04 portmap
> > Not parseable: 240001 A 0 188462 155720 0 60 20 6d26400 644
> > - 0:00 inetd
> > Not parseable: 240001 A 0 196656 155720 0 48 8
> 1ad3a400 828
> > - 0:00 xntpd
> > Not parseable: 240001 A 0 204852 155720 0 60 20 1d41400 720
> > - 7:54 dpid2
> > Not parseable: 240001 A 0 213044 155720 0 60 20 dd4d400 804
> > - 0:40 hostmibd
> > Not parseable: 240001 A 0 245824 155720 0 60 20 d60400 356
> > - 0:00 biod
> > Not parseable: 240001 A 1 262212 155720 0 60 20 cd4c400 2092
> > - 0:00 rpc.statd
> > Not parseable: 240001 A 0 327772 155720 0 60 20
> 15db5400 1656
> > - 0:00 dtlogin
> > Not parseable: 40001 A 560 344258 696544 0 60 20 638e400 1968
> > - 0:00 sshd
> > Not parseable: 40001 A 0 385120 1 0 60 20 3de3400 308
> > - 0:00 diagd
> > Not parseable: 240001 A 0 434326 491674 0 60 20 bfcb400 2944
> > - 499:32 dtgreet
> > Not parseable: 200001 A 0 548906 524386 1 60 20
> 12c9a400 316
> > pts/0 0:00 ps
> > Not parseable: 240001 A 560 630858 344258 0 60 20 68e1400 680
> > pts/0 0:00 ksh
> > Not parseable: 40001 A 0 639090 1 0 60 20
> 1b1b3400 1292
> > - 0:00 sshd
> > Not parseable: 200001 A 0 647304 630858 1 60 20 5503400 876
> > pts/0 0:00 ksh
> > Not parseable: 40001 A 0 663802 1 0 60 20
> 1bddb400 416
> > - 0:02 prngd
> > syslogd CRITICAL - 0 processes running with command name syslogd
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> > So of course any process listed as "not pareable" does not
> > correctly work.
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> > I was hoping someone might have run into this, before I have
> > to resort to
> > looking at the source code.
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> > Thanks
> > Ralph
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