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[root@nagiosserver libexec]# ./check_nrpe -H Server1 -t 60 -c check_vdibeschikbaar -a WerkplekVDI CHECK_NRPE: Received 0 bytes from daemon. Check the remote server logs for error messages. I renamed de servername of my nagios server and citrix xendesktop controller. The argument "WerkplekVDI&q...

Getting this one in de nsclient.log:
And this one in nagios:

Unfortunately this client doesn't work either. Quits working after a day or so.
Anyone has an idea?

I used the NSCP 0.4.2.88, that's didn't help.

Now using NSCP 0.4.3.2. Looks like this one performs better. Check works again. Now let's see if it keeps works.

There was indeed a problem in the script itself.

I know this one is old and we haven't had the problem since we used a new vm. Topic can be closed.

sreinhardt wrote:It sounds like you are running into the connection exhaustion issue that was commented on a week or so ago. I would suggest trying an updated version, as it should be resolved now.

You mean a newer version NSClient or Nagios XI?

Don't know if you guys can take a moment to look at this problem. It's probably not a Nagios problem but a combination between NSClient and my custom powershell scripts. I've got 3 similar scripts that stop working after several hours. What can this be? My setup: CentOS x64 vm I've downloaded the vm...

Somehow, it's trying to connect to our proxy server. --2014-03-20 13:52:10-- http://ssc-nagios/nagiosxi//reports/availability.php?&username=fogier&ticket=haeji95otn0hvaolo5m89k6uqjnlil24sfmcmo4hf5vdeov4slc38f022mnj9ok5&locale=&mode=pdf Connecting to 145.32.97.5:8080... connected. Pro...

Name of the server never changed.