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If I write the wrong password on the command line, it gives me a user error and password ... instead on the web if I enter the wrong password, instead of giving me the same password error error, I still get the CRITICAL error - cannot connect to BBDD. ORA-12154
Sorry for my bad English, I'm using the google translator
Using username "root".
Last login: Thu Oct 3 10:17:55 2019 from xxxx
[root@xxxx ~]# su - nagios
-bash-4.1$ /usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_oracle_health --connect bbdd --user xxxx --password xxxx --mode process-usage --warning 90 --critical 95
OK - 7.83% of process resources used | process_usage=7.83%;90;95
The problem is that with the user nagios I execute the command from the console and the result is ok, but on the web I get the error
CRITICAL - cannot connect to prsical. ORA-12154:
That is very strange. The only difference I can think of is that Apache gets involved. Can you check you /etc/group file to make sure that the nagios user is in the Apache group, and the Apache user is in the nagios group?
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the nagios user and the apache user is in the apache group and in the nagios group.
It's the only check that doesn't work for me, the rest of the alerts work fine, and I have about 1,000
It may be failing because I have not installed the oracle client with the user nagios ?? oracle install client I installed it as root
Thank you
My guess is that is cannot fin your environment, you may need to add something like the following to the command (replacing the path to your actual ORACLE_HOME)
scottwilkerson wrote:My guess is that is cannot fin your environment, you may need to add something like the following to the command (replacing the path to your actual ORACLE_HOME)
scottwilkerson wrote:My guess is that is cannot fin your environment, you may need to add something like the following to the command (replacing the path to your actual ORACLE_HOME)
