Nagios Support Forum

I was thinking of using nagios on the NAS to monitor things like the health of the raid arrays, available disk space, system info like CPU temp, fan speeds etc. This unit would be used for storing backup so I don't understand your comment about "desktop Environment" and "too things ru...

It can come with CentOS or FreeNAS as the OS.

Has anyone on this forum ever tried to implement Nagios on any of the NAS devices offered by 45Drives?

http://www.45drives.com

I'm planning on maybe setting up some checks.

Thanks,

I have installed Nagios 4.0.8 on Centos6.5 and I'm getting a 404 Not Found error when trying to access the Web Interface. The requested URL /nagios was not found on this server. I confirmed nagios was running: [root@nagios tmp]# service nagios status nagios (pid 2953) is running... When I ran the fo...

You were write I was indeed running it as root instead of nagios. I finally got it to work by rewriting the script to get it to work. I have the service httpd hard coded in a variable but it would be easy to pass this in and use it for any service I suppose. If anyone can you it feel free. Thanks fo...

Thanks for the speedy reply. You were right I missed that when setting it up, I'm still learning my way around Nagios. I added it as seen below. I pretty much mimicked the check_coldfusion because that works as expected. I now get (No output returned from plugin) through the web interface. Thanks, A...

Hi All, I have slowly been implementing Nagios across all the servers in the company I work for and I love this product, that being said I have hit a few road blocks along the way and have been impressed by the willingness of people to help when encountering problems. My latest trouble has me comple...

I ended up having to do this to get it to work: I had to use chomp because for some reason when I thought it was lopping off the rest of the string it was in fact putting it on the next line. I stumbled upon this while troubleshooting by printing the variable $logfile: Before using chomp it would be...

I'm getting closer, for some reason whatever is after the variable is lopped off. You will notice a line commented out that I would like to be the actual line that runs. When I was trying the full date there were no underscores only dashes so I think I need to break it out into 3 pieces. UNKNOWN - (...

Thank you for the fast response. I did as you suggested and I get the following: It is taking $m as being literally 'date +%Y-%m-%d' and not the actual date values.

UNKNOWN - (1 unknown in dcf_log.protocol-2014-09-17-12-26-23) - could not find logfile /tmp/DEBUG_date +%Y-%m-%d.log