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You can cheat and make the service trigger an event handler, pass the state and status to the event handler which saves the last copy of the status information somewhere (temp file) and compares the new status to the old status. If it's not the same, then send an email. This way, Nagios still does ...

Hi all, I've got a service check which reads from a log4net database and reports back on matching rows indicating a particular error. A column from the row (job number) is returned in the notification as status information ($SERVICEOUTPUT$). I encountered behaviour today in which one row is returned...

Thanks for that, it's good to know. Looks like a wrapper script is the best way to do this

Hi all, Currently when a service starts flapping notifications are supressed until the flapping drops below the threshold. In our environment this means that users not configured to receive alerts for flapping will receive one CRITICAL/WARNING notification, and no recovery notification (as the host ...

Hello, Apologies if this isn't an appropriate post for this forum. Just wanted to let the community know that NSClient (Nagios client software for windows) that many of you will be using is vulnerable to the OpenSSL Heartbleed vulnerability for versions 0.4.1 prior to 0.4.1.105 and 0.4.2 prior to 0....

Oi!

It looks like this isn't currently supported in NagMap. Your best bet would be to email the developer and request the feature: maco@blava.net

Couple of things to check: Try running the command from the command line as the nagios user: /usr/local/libexec/nagios/check_snmp_hp-procurve.sh public <target host> You may find the permissions on the file do not allow execution by the nagios user. Check how Nagios is defining your $USER1$ macro. T...

Yep, thanks tmcdonald! For reference, here's the bugfix that also resolved my issue:

http://tracker.nagios.org/view.php?id=600

Fixes in Nagios Core 4.0.6 resolve this issue

i am getting the 200 response without the authentication I'm assuming that some sort of login page or custom 403 page is being served here, which check_http (correctly) interprets as OK. You could try the –invert-regex option to search for content unique to that page - a match would trigger a CRITI...