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Alright! I've got it working. The solution is to double escape the newline characters in the NRDS plugin outputs. The nrds.pl script runs the commands in the nrds.cfg file and concatenates their output to a string, $senddata, ending in a \n. 86 my $senddata = ""; 87 for( my $x = 0; $x < @{...

I have done some digging. It looks like send_nrdp.sh is piped a tab delimited line from each service check. Formatted like the following: Format: <config> \t <service> \t <state> \t <output> Example: host.domain.com Uptime 0 UPTIME OK - up for 10 day(s) | upDays=10 If there is a newline in the <outp...

I have crated a test NRDS plugin that only outputs a multiline response to the Nagios Server. #!/usr/bin/ksh #Nagios Plugin - check_multiline.sh # Tests multiline output echo "MULTILINE OK - Testing Multiline output|a=0;1;2;0;10 b=1;3;5;0;10 c=2;3;4;0;10\nThis is line 1\nThis is line 2\nThis is...

Looks like multiline is working when the check is run directly on the Nagios Server (and HTML is escaped properly).

Is this happening only with NDRS checks? Have you tired creating a simple bash script (or similar) to run locally to test? Currently, I am only using passive checks with NRDS. You mean run a bash script locally on the Nagios server? I forgot this check used NRDS. I don't use it so I don't know if i...

dangladesh, Did jwelch's suggestion work for you? jwelch's suggestion works when the service is returning single line output. It fails, however, when the service returns more than one line. I have tried the following outputs: STATUS | perfdata line1 line2 line3 STATUS line1 line2 line3 | perfdata S...

Box293 wrote:What happens when you view this service in Nagios Core?

• Service details page
  Click the Advanced Tab
  Click the See this Service in Nagios Core link

Do the multiple lines appear here?

Still just a single line in Nagios Core as well.

I am having trouble seeing longoutput in the service details. I have looked through the documentation and believe I am formatting it properly. I am running NagiosXI 2014R1.4, checking a host passively with NRDS. Here is the block of code that returns to Nagios server: #Nagios Return if [[ $lineCount...

My issue has now become reinstall NRDP or have check_procs look for the proper pst3 command?

Box293 wrote:What happens when you run the command in verbose mode?

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check_procs -vvv

I see.. thank you Box293. What a headache. I have the nrds installed under the home directory, but it is looking for pst3 in /opt/.

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