[Solved] No check_snmp under libexec

[jbruyet]

Hey all, I have Nagios 4.0.7 running on CentOS 6.5. Almost everything is working fine -- I don't have check_snmp under libexec. I've installed net-snmp, net-snmp-utils and nagios-plugins-snmp, and I've reinstalled my nagios-plugins but no joy. When I ran make for the nagios-plugins-snmp the last time I did see an error about not having aclocal-1.9 installed, and that it was a part of automake so I installed automake but still no check_snmp. Any ideas?

Thanks,

Joe B

[tmcdonald]

Are you sure it didn't end up in a different location? This can happen if you mix source installs with package manager installs.

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find / -name check_snmp

[jbruyet]

Thanks tmcdonald but it's just not there:

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[root@Nagios jobee]# find / -name check_snmp
[root@Nagios jobee]# 

Any other ideas?

Thanks,

Joe B

[eloyd]

If you installed from source, your plugins configure.log file will tell you why it chose not to compile check_snmp.

[slansing]

Any luck jbruyet? You're following the outline here, or at least using the same links for your plugins package download correct?:

http://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagi ... Source.pdf

Can you attach your configure.log here so we can take a look through it with you?

[jbruyet]

Well, I don't seem to have a configure.log file anywhere on my server:

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[root@Nagios jobee]# find / -name configure.log
[root@Nagios jobee]#

Where should it be?

@ slansing, I'll take a look at that link and see what I can figure out.

Thanks,

Joe B

[jbruyet]

Hmmm... I just installed my Nagios Plugins AGAIN and now I have check_snmp and my snmp errors are disappearing off of the Nagios web page. I wonder what I was doing wrong before... Thanks slansing.

Thanks,

Joe B

[eloyd]

You have two options here - continue now that it's working and not worry about it or try to figure out what went wrong the first time. I vote for option 1.

[slansing]

Interesting, must have had some sort of compile hiccup that didn't force it to bail. Odd, but good to know it came out properly this time around, mystery abounds!