check-snmp

[SYS ADMIN]

OK,
I haven't been able to figure out how to reply to a single user on this
list, so I am just blasting this email response to everyone.

The short answer is that I downloaded the plugins from the same place I
downloaded the nagios, and installed according to instructions I found
somewhere in a 'quick start' type document. I spent hours researching
and installing all the dependencies this system needed, never saw a
single complaint while compiling, except something about Mysql.

Yesterday I finally ran across a post, and they suggested a simple
install of nagios plugins from the Debian Lenny system itself (apt-get
install nagios-plugins).
Low and behold it worked! It installed an older version, and put it in a
different location, but I pulled a copy to the correct folder, and I now
have check-snmp installed where it should be. 
It fixed several "127 response errors".

Thanks for everyone's help on this issue.


"Psa 122:6  Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: they shall prosper that
love thee."
 
Michael T Gregg
Director of Information Technology
Christian Medical & Dental Associations
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