Antwort: External Command File : command.cfg is not referenced in Nagios v3.0.2 ... not for me anyways :)

[Sascha.Runschke at gfkl.com]

nagios-users-bounces at lists.sourceforge.net schrieb am 18.06.2008 15:15:42:

> # EXTERNAL COMMAND FILE 
> command_file=/etc/nagios/cluster_commands.cfg 

[...snip...]

> What am I missing? :(

From the nagios documentation:

External Command File

Format:         command_file=<file_name>
Example:        command_file=/usr/local/nagios/var/rw/nagios.cmd

This is the file that Nagios will check for external commands to process.
The command CGI writes commands to this file. The external command file is
implemented as a named pipe (FIFO), which is created when Nagios starts 
and
removed when it shuts down. If the file exists when Nagios starts, the 
Nagios
process will terminate with an error message. More information on external
commands can be found here. 


Need more hints? ;)

Regards
        Sascha

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