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it didn't work with the aforementioned way, so I managed to fix it by using the following configuration:

notification_options = n

we can close the this post.

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Hello, I have disabled notifications for service/host (notifications_enabled = 0), but nagios still sends. Below is the configuration that I applied: define host { host_name test.example.com address test.example.com notifications_enabled 0 use linux-server check_command check_http_ register 1 } defi...

Hello, I would like to manipulate the HTTP response that I get from a web serivce (JSON format): "state": "Unhealthy", "time": 500, "details": [ { "key": "One", "value": "Healthy", "time": 200 }, { "key&qu...

Hello,

It's useful to have some embedded actions on each service, rather than searching on other areas. How can I embed an external URL or extra written information at the red box on the right top hand side (check attachment)? is it feasible?

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scottwilkerson wrote:I'm not a master regex builder but something like this?

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--invert-regex -l -r '.*action.*c start.*c start.*/action.*'

Unfortunatelly, this regex doesn't get the right pattern, I mean that having more than once the pattern this cannot get the critical.

Add --invert-regex to the command --invert-regex Return CRITICAL if found, OK if not I should rephraise it. The following pattern should be the OK pattern, which contains several regex ".*c start.*c start.*": <action src="abc" system="2222"> <param name="trackID&q...

scottwilkerson wrote:This would do it. You need to -l to span multiple lines

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 -l -r ".*c start.*c start.*"

how can I set up the check to alarm when it find multiple lines, i.e. more than once (.*c start.*c start.*)?

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Hello, I am looking of how to embed the regular expression that will match a pattern which is multiple times addressed. In other words, this should find only when this pattern is found more than once. Below is an example of a web page (xml), which shows twice the "c start", so I would like...