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Hello everyone,
I was surprised to read this phrase in the nagios documentation about
embedded perl :
"Without the embedded Perl interpreter, Nagios executes Perl (and non-Perl)
plugins by forking and executing the plugins as an external command. When
the embedded Perl interpreter is used, Nagios can execute Perl plugins by
simply making a library call. >
http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/ ... hecks.html
If I had read correctly the code in base/checks.c, Nagios compile the plugin
code using EPN, then fork and execute the previously compiled script.
Otherwise I guess a perl script with an infinity loop would make Nagios
stucks.
Am I wrong?
Yann Jouanin
http://www.yannj.fr
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Hello =
everyone,
I was surprised to read this =
phrase in the
nagios documentation about embedded perl :
“Without the embedded Perl interpreter, Nagios executes Perl =
(and
non-Perl) plugins by forking and executing the plugins as an external =
command.
When the embedded Perl interpreter is used, Nagios can execute Perl =
plugins by
simply making a library call. »
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/nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/passivechecks.html=
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