Re: [Nagios-devel] 16 ko passive check in core
Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2009 2:17 pm
Olivier JAN escribió:
> This is surely a bit insane but you know, Nagios is so versatile that
> people think they can do what they want. For one of my Nagios project,
> i'ld like to know if anyone has tried to submit to core via external
> commands big result passive checks of 16 ko or more? Can the Nagios
> core (unmodified) handle such big messages ? Is it just possible to do
> such things ?
>
I think you'll get different results depending on the combinations of
tecnologies you use...
Nagios Core: It looks like it will internally manage more data than is
documented. Although it will only let you see until a limit in the CGIs
NDO: will cut the data, and mess up if there is too much data.
NSCA: will cut data to 512 bytes.
Read this thread for more info:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/foru ... gios-devel
If you want to send big passive results to nagios that don't get
truncated at 512 bytes, give http://code.google.com/p/nsca2/ a look.
Drop me a mail if you need help with it
Cheers,
Jose Luis Martinez
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> This is surely a bit insane but you know, Nagios is so versatile that
> people think they can do what they want. For one of my Nagios project,
> i'ld like to know if anyone has tried to submit to core via external
> commands big result passive checks of 16 ko or more? Can the Nagios
> core (unmodified) handle such big messages ? Is it just possible to do
> such things ?
>
I think you'll get different results depending on the combinations of
tecnologies you use...
Nagios Core: It looks like it will internally manage more data than is
documented. Although it will only let you see until a limit in the CGIs
NDO: will cut the data, and mess up if there is too much data.
NSCA: will cut data to 512 bytes.
Read this thread for more info:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/foru ... gios-devel
If you want to send big passive results to nagios that don't get
truncated at 512 bytes, give http://code.google.com/p/nsca2/ a look.
Drop me a mail if you need help with it
Cheers,
Jose Luis Martinez
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