Receive No output return on new build
Posted: Wed May 01, 2013 6:05 am
Hi all,
Hoping for some help.
I'm migrating my install of nagios from a virtual machine onto a physical machine.
The old server is Centos Based and is working correctly. I've had no issues with this.
The new machine is rasbian based (debian on a raspberry pi)
I've copied the configs over and made sure they were correct but on the new machine i get the following output
"No output returned from plugin"
this error comes back on the following:
cpu load
current users
uptime
various disk checks. - check_sda1 - sde1
all apart from the disk checks are common commands. the disk checks are referenced within the nrpe.cfg file on the remote server.
From the new server, if i call the following from the command line i get a response.
./check_nrpe -H 192.168.1.85 -c check_sda1
I have other checks that are working without any issues but i believe all but one are external checks. The other internal one i believe is the check_apt one.
Does anyone have any ideas why this might be failing to communicate?
Thanks
Hoping for some help.
I'm migrating my install of nagios from a virtual machine onto a physical machine.
The old server is Centos Based and is working correctly. I've had no issues with this.
The new machine is rasbian based (debian on a raspberry pi)
I've copied the configs over and made sure they were correct but on the new machine i get the following output
"No output returned from plugin"
this error comes back on the following:
cpu load
current users
uptime
various disk checks. - check_sda1 - sde1
all apart from the disk checks are common commands. the disk checks are referenced within the nrpe.cfg file on the remote server.
From the new server, if i call the following from the command line i get a response.
./check_nrpe -H 192.168.1.85 -c check_sda1
I have other checks that are working without any issues but i believe all but one are external checks. The other internal one i believe is the check_apt one.
Does anyone have any ideas why this might be failing to communicate?
Thanks