Nagios Support Forum

Hi all, Anyone used this plugin before? Until recently I have just been using the built in plugins so I might be doing something silly. I have snmp installed on the Nagios server and the device I am trying to monitor. I also have the Nagios::Plugin and Net:SNMP plugins installed. If I run: perl chec...

Do not run fsck on mounted volume, definitely unmount it and run fsck on it elsewhere, unmounted. Only tears and sadness will come from running fsck on a mounted volume. Thanks nscott! I did unmount it and then I ran fsck on the filesystem. All is working fine now, until the next time! Thanks every...

Maybe you can try fsck.<yourFStype> to see if there's some fs error, and badblocks to test disk for bad sectors. Thanks Debe. I am running Linux on an Alix with a CF card. I ran fsck.ext2 on the filesystem and I got: root@voyage:~# fsck.ext2 -n /dev/hda1 e2fsck 1.41.12 (17-May-2010) Warning! /dev/h...

Hi all, I had Nagios working fine on Voyage (Debian) Linux. I then tried to follow this guide to setting up SMS notifications: http://www.jonathangazeley.com/2009/08/sms-alerts-with-nagios/ But I think while trying to get that running I broke Nagios. I had to update cpan, install gcc, make and build...

If you are just looking to check whether the process is running, the standard Nagios plugins include check_procs, which will do the job just fine. Thanks agriffin. Sorry I should have been more specific. saslauthd (sasl) seems to crash every now and again with a general protection error. The proces...

Hi all, I'm a total beginner. I have set up Nagios on an Alix box running Voyage Linux (Debian Squeeze) monitoring basic services so far, HTTP, SSH, SMTP etc. I am trying to monitor a Debian 5 server that is running saslauthd to see if this process is running. Is this possible? I see some plugins fo...