Antwort: How can I invoke remotely (through NRPE) check_procs?

[Unai Rodriguez]

>> ./check_nrpe -H 10.123.16.103 -c check_load -a 50,60,70 80,90,99
>> OK - load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00|load1=0.000;50.000;80.000;0;
>> load5=0.000;60.000;90.000;0; load15=0.000;70.000;99.000;0;
> 
> I'm a little bit unsure you understood how "load" is to be interpreted
> on *nix machines. You should probably dig into G**gle for some
> and search for information. Your definition is senseless.

I am just using the load average: a.bc, d.ef, g.hi information, I do 
not need the rest


> 
>> Now, I am trying to figure how to invoke check_procs in a similar way. I
>> have tried several syntax but cannot find the proper way:
> 
> Hm well, what's wrong with "./check_procs --help"?
> You supplied -a, which needs a string as argument, which in turn you
> didn't supply. Please read the docs and --help first, before
> trying more plugins with "not so well chosen arguments". ;-)

Well I have been doing all sorts of combinations following the help, 
also based on the way I invoke other scripts, but none of the 
combinations worked, including the one stated on the help

unai

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