Nagios - Apan

[Fredrik Wänglund]

Yous config looks OK, but you doesn't seem to get any data back from the plugin.
Do you get any error-messages on the console where you started Nagios?
Can you run the Nagios-plugin manually; 'check_nt -H <hostname> -V USEDDISKSPACE -l c' ??


/FredrikW



-----Original Message-----
From:	Hákon Heimir Sigurðsson [mailto:hakon at skrin.is]
Sent:	Wed 13-Nov-02 11:09
To:	'nagios-users at lists.sourceforge.net'
Cc:	
Subject:	[Nagios-users] Nagios - Apan

Hi all!
 
I'm having some difficulties getting Apan working with other plugins than
ping, e.g. I want to get graphs for processor usage (check_nt_load) and disk
usage (check_nt_disk) on NT servers which are running the Netsaint plugin.
 
I´m just getting an empty graph for the Disk Usage and this is what I get in
/tmp/apan.debug:
 
>Mið Nóv 13 09:54:08 GMT 2002 Args: nt-disk smyrill adisk 1037181248 80 90
>Inserting '' , '1037181248' into /usr/local/nagios/rrd/adisk.rrd
>Returning '' , 0
 
 This is the config line in /usr/local/nagios/apan/apan.cfg
>smyrill;adisk;/usr/local/nagios/rrd/adisk.rrd;c|e;c-used:AREA c-free:STACK
e-used:AREA e-free:STACK;Disk usage;Bytes;-l 1 b 1024
 
This is the service definition:
 
># Service definition
>define service{
>          use                               generic-service
>          host_name                    smyrill
>          service_description         adisk
>          is_volatile                      0
>          check_period                 24x7
>          max_check_attempts     3
>          normal_check_interval    1          
>          retry_check_interval       1
>          contact_groups              kerfisleiga
>          notification_interval         120
>          notification_period          24x7
>          notification_options        c,r
>          check_command           apan!nt-disk!80!90
>
 
Nagios is version 1.0b6 running on RedHat 7.3  - kernel 2.4.18-3smp
 
Any help/ideas greatly appreciated.
 
Best regards,
Hákon Sigurðsson
 





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