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Exchange Databases Unknown after editing .cfg file
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billperrotta
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Re: Exchange Databases Unknown after editing .cfg file
Cool thanks. If I get a chance might take a peak.
Still if anyone has any advice on what to comment out to remove "no handler for command -a"
in my mail.cfg or in nsclient.ini.
it would be much appreciated.
Still if anyone has any advice on what to comment out to remove "no handler for command -a"
in my mail.cfg or in nsclient.ini.
it would be much appreciated.
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Re: Exchange Databases Unknown after editing .cfg file
Can you please post your mail.cfg file and we'll see what is needed.billperrotta wrote:any advice on what to comment out to remove "no handler for command -a" in my mail.cfg
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Re: Exchange Databases Unknown after editing .cfg file
Taking an excerpt from what I believe to be your mail.cfg, once again as we have stated a few times now, just comment out the service definitions for whatever service is showing that output on the fronted like so:
That is literally all there is to it, save the file, and verify your configs, then restart nagios.
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#define service{
#use generic-service
#host_name mailserver
#service_description Third Storage Group
#check_command check_nrpe!test_db!3
#notification_interval 30
#notification_options c,r
#servicegroups maildb
#}-
billperrotta
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Re: Exchange Databases Unknown after editing .cfg file
Which service?
I understand # in front of line
But i have no idea which line is causing it.
It isnt clear as day i am not at work so i even forgot the error.
It was some thing like error -a
What line should i look for?
"No handler for command -a" what command? How do i figure it out?
Or is process of elimination only # one out not that one till it goes away.
If there isn't an easier way?
I understand # in front of line
But i have no idea which line is causing it.
It isnt clear as day i am not at work so i even forgot the error.
It was some thing like error -a
What line should i look for?
"No handler for command -a" what command? How do i figure it out?
Or is process of elimination only # one out not that one till it goes away.
If there isn't an easier way?
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Re: Exchange Databases Unknown after editing .cfg file
Once you post this file, we'll be able to point out what service(s) need to be commented out.Box293 wrote:Can you please post your mail.cfg file and we'll see what is needed.
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