nagios execution of notify commands, debugging the exact command being run

[Duncan Robertson]

Hi,

We are running nagios and it is all working quite well, except some (but
not all) sms notifications are not sent (though the log says they are).
We are using sms_client as the sending mechanism, and it works quite
well run from command line as nagios user. I suspect it is the generated
alert string being fed to it is something it doesn't like for one class
of machines - 

- but is there a way to turn on the logging so I can see the exact
command being executed on notify so I can debug it?

My usual way of solving this (strace) doesnt want to play, for some
reason strace doesnt want to latch onto the nagios process either. This
is on redhat 9, nagios 1.2 (from DAG rpm).





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Duncan Robertson
System Administrator
Vision Systems Limited
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email: duncan.robertson at vsl.com.au
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