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Hi,
As I tried to explain in a related post at
Nagios-users,
Cygwin's named pipe support is somewhat broken and unstable at the moment.
I've met that problem during the development of Nagwin. I've evaluated
several approaches and ended up with patching cmd.cgi and utils.c to
introduce an 'one-plain-file-for-each command' scheme. The basic reason
behind this decision is to use something working well at all circumtances
(file system/directories)
Not a perfect/sleek/state-of-art solution, butit should be more than enough for an environment with average load. Patched
nagios and cmd.cgi are tested on several machines and seems to work without
problems.
Tev
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Hi,As I tried to explain in a related post at Nagios-users, C=
ygwin's named pipe support is somewhat broken and unstable at the momen=
t.
I've met that problem during the development of Nagwin. I've ev=
aluated several approaches and ended up with patching cmd.cgi and utils.c t=
o introduce an 'one-plain-file-for-each command' scheme. The basic =
reason behind this decision is to use something working well at all circumt=
ances (file system/directories)
Not a perfect/sleek/state-of-art soluti=on, but it should be more than enough for an environment with average load.=
Patched nagios and cmd.cgi are tested on several machines and seems to wor=
k without problems.
Tev
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