I would strongly suggest creating this as a cron job or dedicated process/daemon instead, then submitting the results to Nagios Core as a passive check . Nagios Core wasn't really designed around this level of granularity. The interval Nagios Core uses is contained in the main cfg file as interval_l...

It looks like all you have for configured repositories are the local installation media, EPEL, and a custom repomd.xml file that the system is unable to read from some custom mount. Is it possible that this system is trying to reference some internal repositories for your organization that were not ...

The issue I am trying to solve is notifications get silenced due to work, or an outage but then they are simply forgotten and left disabled It's better to put the particular problem into a downtime state if you want to temporarily silence notifications, IMO. downtime.PNG Say after 48 hours re-enabl...

At a high level, what I think you want to do is have a custom notification handler -- one that both handles your emailing needs, and one that could dump the notifications to some other service. In this case your service is Splunk, but it could be a generic logfile to be consumed by a Splunk forwarde...

Can you share the full outputs of the commands, executed from the CLI of your Nagios Core machine? Preferably, with the -v / --verbose flags provided with check_snmp . If you're using the standard file system paths for the nagios-plugins suite, and the default command definition supplied for check_s...

The \ characters in the service status could be tripping some things up. Do the notifications you're experiencing problems with all related to Windows disk checks? Depending on the underlying notification command you have defined, this un-escaped character could be causing issues when the command fu...

Would authentication be possible using the indicated Apache mod? Maybe? I don't know your SAML provider :) if yes, how? We don't know how perform the configuration for use this Apache mod. Likely by marrying-up the GitHub instructions for configuration to the Apache configs generated for Nagios Cor...

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The \r implies there may have been some copying+pasting or general file transfer between a Unix and Windows machine that junked-up the line endings. More info: http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~krueger/csc209h/tut/line-endings.html I'd double-check your file to make sure it's not being run on a Unix system...

This can be done. An agent like NCPA or NSClient++ could handle the "hop" you're describing. Essentially you'd have Nagios Core communicate with that agent (via one of the agent's associated plugins like check_ncpa or check_nrpe) to handle the PowerShell execution. Rather than having Nagio...