check_nrpe solaris woes

[Terry Inzauro]

wow.  i'll give that a whirl a bit later today.  thanks Adreas!

_Terry



Andreas Ericsson wrote:
> Terry L. Inzauro wrote:
> 
>> Tried that as well.  In fact, I went out of my way to create identical
>> build environments on the nagios host and the client. both have the
>> ssl/libgcc/* libs.
>>
>> I even built nrpe/check_crpe on the client and I build one on the nagios
>> host.  just be certain.  No luck. 
> 
> 
> This is what you HAVE to do. The server-side nrpe must be built on the 
> server being monitored. The client-side check_nrpe must be built on the 
> server doing the monitoring.
> 
> Make sure NRPE is running on the server being monitored, and check the 
> syslog on that same server.
> 
>>
>> Any other thoughts?
>>
> 
> Make heavy use of ldd on both computers and make sure all the required 
> libraries are there. Try running check_nrpe without specifying a command 
> and make sure you get something back before experimenting with anything 
> else.
> 
>>
>> _Terry
>>
>>
> 

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