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List:       nagios-users
Subject:    Re: [Nagios-users] Nagios showing OK for service which is in CRITICAL state
From:       Niall O Broin <niall () makalumedia ! com>
Date:       2012-11-23 11:06:28
Message-ID: 98972607-314C-45C9-BF30-F549B6C88554 () makalumedia ! com
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On 23 Nov 2012, at 11:06, Assaf Flatto <nagios@flatto.net> wrote:

> On 23/11/12 07:38, Niall O Broin wrote:
> > Had a bit of a panic this morning to get into the office and see that an SSL \
> > cert. had expired. By pure good luck I was in work very early so I got moving on \
> > a new cert. and having done that, I headed off to my Nagios status page because I \
> > was pretty sure that I had a check for this cert. in place. Sure enough, I did, \
> > but Nagios wasn't displaying an alert for its expiry, nor had it warned me that \
> > it was about to expire. 
> > I opened up the  Services  page and there I saw the following line, just as green \
> > as any of the others: 
> > 
> > SSL cert. YOUR-DOMAIN  OK	2012-11-23 08:28:58	207d 17h 2m 26s	1/4	CRITICAL - \
> > Cannot make SSL connection 
> > 
> > Now HOW on earth can Nagios be displaying  CRITICAL - Cannot make SSL connection  \
> > in the  Status Information  column while simultaneously showing  OK  in the \
> > Status column  ?

> What plugin are you using ? it could be that the text returned from the 
> check includes the Critical string but the execution exit code is 0 and 
> hence translated as OK by nagios

My bad - I should have mentioned that I had already checked that - I am using the \
standard check_http plugin. But your asking that has anyway solved the problem, \
because it jogged my mind somehow. The check_http plugin outputs dates in U.S. \
format, and this is not configurable. I had a command definition which passed the \
output of the plugin through, so what Nagios was getting back was the result code \
from sed and not from the plugin.  

I've now written a little wrapper script which saves the result code and all is now \
sweetness and light.

It would be nice if check_http's date output format were configurable :-(



Kindest regards,



Niall  O Broin




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