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I have a windows 2012 server with an SSD which is mounted within the filesystem as a folder, so it doesnt have a drive letter. How do I monitor the space of a volume like this that does not have a drive letter ?

Hello, We have an FTP server that accepts a number of files from different offices around the globe. The frequency of the uploads varies but a basic example is something like this: Sales : file name is Italy – YTD Sales _yyyymmdd_hhmm.xlsx every day at 08.00 AM Items : file name is Italy-Items_yyyy....

Any luck?

lmiltchev wrote:I don't have Debian 8.3 to test our Linux agent installer on but I tried it on Debian 7.9. I didn't have any issues.

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Yup, I have some older debian machines that it works fine on also. These 3 machines in particular are pretty new installs and not having any luck.

hsmith wrote:

sed: can't read /etc/xinetd.d/nrpe: No such file or directory

What's in /etc/xinetd.d/ ?

Doesn't exist

There are a couple of things that pop up in the install.log. I know you mentioned xinetd being installed, but for whatever reason it's not being registered. configure: error: in `/root/linux-nrpe-agent/subcomponents/nagiosplugins/nagios-plugins-2.0.3': configure: error: no acceptable C compiler fou...

Hi, Trying to install the agent on a Debian 8.3 and the installer claims it is not supported, but then says it is... root@kvmhost1 ~/linux-nrpe-agent # cat /etc/debian_version 8.3 root@kvmhost1 ~/linux-nrpe-agent # ./fullinstall Debian GNU/Linux is not currently supported. Please use either Red Hat,...

The author of check_mssql_health states: This Plugin requires the installation of the Perl-module DBD::Sybase. https://labs.consol.de/nagios/check_mssql_health/ You will need to install the DBD::Sybase perl module on your Nagios XI box. On RHEL/CentOS 6, you should be able to run: yum install perl-...

Is there an ETA for an agent that will run on AIX 7.1?

I'm trying to install the plugin check_mssql_health since it allows monitoring of SQL server backup age, which I don't think the built-in checks can do. The installation completes fine, but when I attempt to run manually from the command line I encounter the following errors. Seems that a perl modul...