Test check works in CCM, but fails once applied

[abrist]

Do I need to crank up debug level somewhere for it to show what you're asking for?

Yep, my apologies. Edit: /usr/local/nagios/etc/nagios.cfg.
Change:

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debug_level=1
debug_verbosity=1

To:

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debug_level=16
debug_verbosity=2

Restart nagios:

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service nagios restart

Now look through the debug log:

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grep -10 "DFS Content Share" /usr/local/nagios/var/nagios.debug

WARNING!: Make sure to return the debug config options to their default values afterwards (and restart nagios) or else you run the risks of filling your disks with the extremely verbose output of nagios.debug.

[vAJ]

I get nothing in the debug log

[vAJ]

Correction: I get nothing from that check in the debug log. I get plenty of messages in the debug log.

[abrist]

Has the check run since you changed the debug options? Maybe search for just "DFS"? If the check is running, it should end up in the debug log:

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grep -10 "DFS" /usr/local/nagios/var/nagios.debug

[vAJ]

I don't know why, but grepping for "DFS" returns a lot of lines that don't have "DFS" anywhere in them...

Yes, I've manually forced this check and immediate attempted to grep the check attempt.

[abrist]

That is because I had you pass -10 to the grep for context. Try without it:

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grep "DFS" /usr/local/nagios/var/nagios.debug

[vAJ]

ok. Had to grep on the server name. Don't know why it didn't like "DFS"...

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[1382991479.236744] [016.2] [pid=12042] Processed service performance data file output: DATATYPE::SERVICEPERFDATA    TIMET::1382991479        HOSTNAME::AUS05NPTPDFSR01.prod.****.com SERVICEDESC::DFS Content Share  SERVICEPERFDATA::    SERVICECHECKCOMMAND::check_smb_share!content!prod\svc_*****!YmYU%gFv3zXj\   HOSTSTATE::UP   HOSTSTATETYPE::HARD  SERVICESTATE::CRITICAL   SERVICESTATETYPE::HARD  SERVICEOUTPUT::CRITICAL SMB Sharename: content WARNING: The idmap uid option is deprecated

[slansing]

Lets eliminate one more thing here, can you run this command manually from the command line? You can leave the illegal characters in for the password instead of using that macro. The check 'should' return fine.

[vAJ]

Yep, command line works great:

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[andrew@nagiosapp libexec]$  ./check_smb_share -H aus05nptpdfsr01.prod.****.com -s content -u "prod\svc_****" -p "YmYU%gFv3zXj;@"
OK SMB Sharename:       content         Disk      Content Share

Perms on script:

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-rwxr-xr-x  1 nagios nagios   1584 Oct 24 11:11 check_smb_share

[abrist]

check_smb_share!content!prod\svc_*****!YmYU%gFv3zXj\

It looks like the semicolon is still causing issues. Try escaping it in resource.cfg:

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$USER9$=YmYU%gFv3zXj\;@