Outbound and Inbound Xfer Questions

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Re: Outbound and Inbound Xfer Questions

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You've got us all confused now... WHAT!? I think he means semi-colons breaking apart things more than concatenating them, but who knows.
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He is the new guy. . . who knows?
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Sorry, I meant what, as in what do you want me to send? This is rather important on my end...I'll buy whoever fixes it a drink!
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Re: Outbound and Inbound Xfer Questions

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Was supposed to be a semi-serious remark about checking your code before you compile. Semi-colons missing can be just as deadly as extra ones at least in bash.
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Re: Outbound and Inbound Xfer Questions

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Are you by chance dumping HTML in status output? You may get unexpected ui behavior if the escaping for html in status info is not working . . .
What does the status and perfdata look like for the conjoined check?
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tmcdonald wrote:Was supposed to be a semi-serious remark about checking your code before you compile. Semi-colons missing can be just as deadly as extra ones at least in bash.
Umm, but I didn't code this, it is built into XI sending the outbound transfers to another Xi server configured for inbound transfers :|
abrist wrote:Are you by chance dumping HTML in status output? You may get unexpected ui behavior if the escaping for html in status info is not working . . .
What does the status and perfdata look like for the conjoined check?
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[clarkj@svwddnagios01 libexec]$ ./check_nrpe -H rp000002 -t 30 -c check_cpu_stats -a '-w 85 -c 95'                                                           CPU STATISTICS OK: user=0.10% system=0.15% iowait=0.00% idle=99.75% | user=0.10% system=0.15% iowait=0.00%;85;95 idle=99.75%
weird...see how that pasted?!?!
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Re: Outbound and Inbound Xfer Questions

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Can you post a copy of the check_cpu_stats plugin?
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Re: Outbound and Inbound Xfer Questions

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abrist wrote:Can you post a copy of the check_cpu_stats plugin?
Yes, my linux admin is grabbing me a copy right now. But an interesting note, I scheduled an immediate check and it came across fine by itself. It really seems when some of the checks are run too close to each other, either the sending or receiving server combines data.....and as I typed this I got the script in emai...attaching...
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Re: Outbound and Inbound Xfer Questions

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Here is a quick note:
The items on the receiving server were already configured, I did not let them appear in unconfigured objects. Maybe delete the objects and see if they magically appear in unconfigured objects?
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Re: Outbound and Inbound Xfer Questions

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So, I tested my last post and removed all serviced for host rp000001.

Here is the sending server:
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Here is unconfigured objects on the receiving server:
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So that didn't fix it. I'm at a loss now :(

EDIT: After waiting a bit more:
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What's with the 0
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