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Did a deep-dive into the rabbitmq configs - I don't see where it connects to anything. If it doesn't affect Nagios, I'm OK with leaving it alone.

Thanks!

Gregg

Good afternoon, all! I ran some updates on my Nagios server yesterday (Ubuntu 14.04 LTS) and apparently broke rabbitmq. The crash dump and apt logs aren't very helpful, but they're available. The odd thing is that Core is behaving just as it has since the original installation. ??? So, a couple of q...

Hello, ssax! I spun up a new 32-bit server, and ran into dependency issues. The new plugins were looking for glibc of at least 2.5 - some of my machines are too old for this. When I moved the new plugins to a machine with glibc as new or newer than 2.5, I ran into some sub-dependencies. So, using th...

Good afternoon, all! I have a working Nagios Core server running on Ubuntu 12.04. It's a stock installation from Ubuntu's repository. It's also 64-bit. Which is fine, until I needed to start using check_by_ssh on some 32-bit targets. I found that I couldn't run any compiled plugins - I got this: ./c...

Good morning! Apologies for not getting back to you; another project (basket of rattlesnakes) got put on my plate. Here is the response from the test: nagios@nagios-server:~$ /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_by_ssh -H 192.168.999.85 -l remoteuser -C '/home/nagiosremote/bin/check_uptime' Remote command ...

Since the SSH works directly without a password, the key is correctly situated and rights are good.

nagios@nagios-server:~$ /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_by_ssh -H 192.168.XXX.YYY -l remoteuser -C /home/remoteuser/bin/check_uptime Remote command execution failed: ====================WARNING!===WARNING!==================== nagios@nagios-server:~$ Is the command I'm running to test the check_by_ssh...

Good afternoon, all! I've been wrestling with check_by_ssh for a couple of days now. The problem is that I can make a successful SSH connection to the target server as the target user (targetuser@remoteserver), but if I use the -l option on check_by_ssl, I still trigger the PAM module that requires ...

Found it. We're using Centrify Express to bind servers to Active Directory. There was a "nagios" user in AD and somehow that UID got assigned as owner of the /var/lib/nagios3/spool directory. Double-checked the UID/GID of the rest of the files in the folder, chowned the spool directory to ...

Addendum: I have been working on the Nagios server to enable SSH with a key - but I don't see how that would have changed ownership and permissions on that one directory.