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In addition to ensuring that the slave is running, it will also record the seconds behind, and issue a WARNING when the slave is more than 10 seconds behind.
Pretty simple to use.
ARG1 = username
ARG2 = password
$USER1$/check_mysqlslave.sh -u $ARG1$ -p $ARG2$ -H $HOSTADDRESS$
Make sure the user specified has either SUPER or REPLICATION CLIENT privileges.
ARG1 = username
ARG2 = password
$USER1$/check_mysqlslave.sh -u $ARG1$ -p $ARG2$ -H $HOSTADDRESS$
Make sure the user specified has either SUPER or REPLICATION CLIENT privileges.
Reviews (2)
bynkadel, February 2, 2015
See above review.
This script is now redundant: it's built into the nagios-plugins published 'check_mysql' package, which is tested and maintained. Use 'check_mysql -S' and review the options desired.
This script is now redundant: it's built into the nagios-plugins published 'check_mysql' package, which is tested and maintained. Use 'check_mysql -S' and review the options desired.
byjtnix, January 7, 2013
very basic options and script is completely not portable nor does it feature a default exit code / message if any of the enclosed script fails to path and run. Spent hours troubleshooting dreaded 'NRPE: Unable to read output' before getting it to work. Basically ended up rewriting the thing from scratch.