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Hi there,

I had already spotted that one. It gives me the current performance data for the Nagios server, I was more interested in getting the historic performance data for a service.

Thanks,


Matthew

Hi there, We currently retrieve status information via JSON queries to our Nagios XI installation to give us status information on our monitoring screens, and it works great. I would like to now extend this to displaying graphing data, and so my question is; is there any way to access the underlying...

Hi there and thank you for the reply, I have uninstalled 1.8.1 and installed 1.7.2 on a number of nodes and can confirm that it fixes the issue. That is; with 1.8.1 if I click 'force immediate check for host and all services' I get a high return of 'unknown' in the status information column, whilst ...

Hello there,

I have made the change as requested and rebooted. Unfortunately I continue to see the Unknown Error occured while running the plugin message.

Thanks,


Matthew

Hi there,

I have run the command and the output is;

2.6.32-573.8.1.el6.x86_64

Thanks,


Matthew

Hi there, Thanks you for the reply. Each of these powershell scripts actually report back their run time in the status back to Nagios and each run's for between 0-4 seconds EventLogCheck.ps1. I have increased the timeout on the check_ncpa.py command already, but still get the issue. I have also had ...

The types of machines are a mix of 2003 and 2008 and the startup type is set to Automatic. Please see attached a copy of the NCPA log file. During this log file I had a lot of the NCPA Unknown Error messages as I had just clicked 'update all services for this host' The output from check_ncpa.py -V i...

I have a number of services which retrieve statistics from Windows clients running NCPA version 1.8.1. They generally are calling a powershell script as a plugin. Occasionally the service check generated an; UNKNOWN: Error occurred while running the plugin. Use the verbose flag for more detail. With...

Thank you for your reply.

This would be fine if the log file were in the same format. I would need to search for different text in different files.

I was really hoping for something a bit more flexible.

Hi there Jesse, Thanks for the reply. I noticed the change in syntax, as is shown in my original post. The problem I was having is that I want to monitor several files on the same server. When I try to change the name away from 'logfile' I don't seem to be able to monitor for the new log file. I gue...