APAN

[Fredrik Wänglund]

1) Yes, all these are required. I use to st all required params in my 
templates and the re-set them in the object-definitions if I want 
another value.

2) Apan does not work with NRPE, but Im working on a major rewriting of 
Apan. In the new version I will try to make it able to be fed with data 
from NRPE or other passive checks. The new version will also have a 
format on the config file(s) that looks more like Nagios (probably even 
templates)


/FredrikW


Lonny Selinger wrote:

>Just curious if anyone is currently running apan on their systems. I've tried
>creating different templates in services to see if I can get any output but I get an
>error in my config using entries as they appear in the documentation. From something
>like:
>
>define service {
>host_name                      server
>service_description            Ping
>check_command                  apan!ping!100.0,20%!500.0,60%
>name                           Ping
>use                            generic-service
>normal_check_interval          1
>}
>
>I get:
>
>Error: Invalid max_attempts, check_interval, retry_interval, or
>notification_interval value for service 'Ping' on host ...
>
>Does every service actually require all of the above fields?
>Also ... I'm assuming the only checks you can do are the ones included with apan ...
>but from the syntax it appears as though you can't actually obtain the data from
>nrpe (unless you write a parallel branch of plugins made specifically to do this)
>... is this correct?
>
>Just looking for a little light :)
>TIA
>
>--
>Lonny
>
>
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