check_procs with -a argument
Frost, Mark {PBG}
mark.frost1 at pepsi.com
Thu Feb 21 23:47:30 CET 2008
I must admit I'm a little confused about using the check_procs plugin.
The help shows that you can use the -a argument to match against args in
the command as follows:
-a, --argument-array=STRING
Only scan for processes with args that contain STRING.
I'm trying to trap a process that's running under ksh. If I run
check_procs -C ksh
I get
PROCS OK: 7 processes with command name 'ksh'
(as I expect). The specific process I want to match shows in 'ps' as
401 S foo 1079 1062 0 158 20 e00000019523e280 111
e00000013c2de000 Feb 20 ? 0:00 ksh
/opt/zib/fit/asn_nex/OFH1/scripts/runnex.sh /opt/java1.4/jre
/opt/zib/fit/asn_nex/OFH1/bin/
but if I run
check_procs -C ksh -a runnex.sh
check_procs -C ksh -a "runnex.sh"
check_procs -C ksh -a "OFH1"
check_procs -C ksh -a "/opt/zib/fit/asn_nex/OFH1/scripts/runnex.sh
/opt/java1.4/jre /opt/zib/fit/asn_nex/OFH1/bin/"
all I get in response is
PROCS OK: 0 processes with args 'runnex', command name 'ksh'
or variants of that.
What am I missing here? Am I not listing all or part of arguments to
ksh?
Thanks
Mark
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