Stop NRPE?

[Werner Flamme]

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Thomas.Zimmer at oppenheim.de schrieb am 10.04.2006 11:57:
> Hi all,
> 
> Excuse my dumb question, is there any way to stop the NRPE-Agent regularly,
> when running in daemon-mode? Any Script?
This may vary with your Linux distribution. Something like "killall nrpe"
or "kill `cat /var/run/nrpe.pid`" may work. Maybe you like to create
/etc/init.d/nrpe, that will start and stop the service: look for a nice
file in /etc/init.d, copy to /etc/init.d/nrpe, edit to your needs.

> How is it stopped when using inetd/xinetd (i do not use these..)
When running via (x)inetd, nrpe executes the given command and stops
running afterwards. There is no need to stop nrpe. Look at README in the
source archive.

> 
> Thanks i.a.,
> Thomas.
> Thomas Zimmer
> Produktservice & Betrieb
> Betrieb & Support
> Sal. Oppenheim jr. & Cie., Frankfurt a. Main
> 
> 
> 
>  <<Zimmer, Thomas (Produktservices und Betrieb).vcf>> 
> 
HTH,
Werner

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