check_oracle_health does not work as provided

[dlukinski]

Where are you seeing an incomplete $ARG5$ and $ARG6$?

- my mistake, not that

[rkennedy]

Can you try putting it in double quotes rather than single? It could be the special characters that are causing an issue (:/).

[dlukinski]

Can you try putting it in double quotes rather than single? It could be the special characters that are causing an issue (:/).

Still not working

[lmiltchev]

Since this is working from the CLI,

/usr/bin/env LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/oracle/11.2/client64/lib ORACLE_HOME=/usr/lib/oracle/11.2/client64 /usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_oracle_health --connect='10.102.35.237:1532/KCTCQA.konecranes.com' --username=nagiosxi ­­--password=KsaXer3587 ­­--mode=rman-backup-problems --warning 1 --critical 2

you can try modifying your "check_oracle_health" command and your service in a way that you would pass:

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'10.102.35.237:1532/KCTCQA.konecranes.com'

as one piece to $ARG1$, wrapped in single quotes. See example below:

example01.PNG

Save, and apply configuration. Don't test from the CCM. Click on the service under the "Service Detail" page, schedule an immediate forced check, and see if you will get the expected output.

[dlukinski]

Since this is working from the CLI,

/usr/bin/env LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/oracle/11.2/client64/lib ORACLE_HOME=/usr/lib/oracle/11.2/client64 /usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_oracle_health --connect='10.102.35.237:1532/KCTCQA.konecranes.com' --username=nagiosxi ­­--password=KsaXer3587 ­­--mode=rman-backup-problems --warning 1 --critical 2

you can try modifying your "check_oracle_health" command and your service in a way that you would pass:

Code: Select all

'10.102.35.237:1532/KCTCQA.konecranes.com'

as one piece to $ARG1$, wrapped in single quotes. See example below:

example01.PNG

Save, and apply configuration. Don't test from the CCM. Click on the service under the "Service Detail" page, schedule an immediate forced check, and see if you will get the expected output.

Not working
This does not help our troubles with NAGIOS Oracle checks: we have to be able to manage single check for multiple hosts (and multiple tablespaces)
- essentially our Oracle admin would NOT consider NAGIOS if we cannot do that. (talking about hundreds tablespaces)

[rkennedy]

Can you try moving everything to $ARG1$ and go from there?

The next option, is going to be using the resource.cfg, and seeing the variable to a $USER#$ variable. See this link for more of an explanation - https://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nag ... Macros.pdf

[dlukinski]

Where are you seeing an incomplete $ARG5$ and $ARG6$?

Please close this support thread

Thank you