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abrist, I found my original problem. further down in my commands.cfg file I had some more host-notify-by-email, pager and both definitions that had several macros that did not have the terminating "$" on their trailing end: $HOSTSTATE $CONTACTEMAIL I don't know why those did NOT show up on...

abrist, Thanks for your reply. These command definitions were lifted from our existing Nagios 3.1 server which is running on Solaris 10. I did not write them myself, it is legacy code inherited from a previous sysadmin at this site. They work fine on the 3.2 Solaris server. But now we are migrating ...

I just installed Nagios 3.4 on RHEL 6. After configuration, email notifications are failing. All macros are being passed un-interpreted: Subject: $HOSTNAME$ is $HOSTSTATE$ ***** Nagios *****\n\n\nHost shnagiosp00$ [$] is $\n\nDate/Time: $\n here are my command defininitions: # 'host-notify-by-email'...

Can someone point me to information on how to set up Nagios Server running on RHEL, but having plug-ins compiled for AIX available to AIX Clients?