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check_team
Last Release Date
2019-09-17
Compatible With
- Nagios 4.x
Owner
License
BSD
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7060
Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| check_team | The check implemented in bash |
| check_team.cfg | NRPE configuration file |
| 10_nrpe | The sudo configuration file |
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Tested on RHEL7 with selinux enforced and nrpe_user=nrpe.
Note that the check runs as root via sudo, so take care of the file permissions.
File ownership/permissions are documented in the files themselves.
When selinux is enabled the seboolean nagios_run_sudo should be on.
From RHEL7.6 on you may need to add entry "+:nrpe:LOCAL" in /etc/security/access.conf to prevent errors like : pam_access(sudo:account): access denied for user `nrpe' from `'
example run with 2 team-slaves and no errors:
call:
check_nrpe -H targethost -c check_team
result:
OK - Links up : 2
and exitcode 0
Note that the check runs as root via sudo, so take care of the file permissions.
File ownership/permissions are documented in the files themselves.
When selinux is enabled the seboolean nagios_run_sudo should be on.
From RHEL7.6 on you may need to add entry "+:nrpe:LOCAL" in /etc/security/access.conf to prevent errors like : pam_access(sudo:account): access denied for user `nrpe' from `'
example run with 2 team-slaves and no errors:
call:
check_nrpe -H targethost -c check_team
result:
OK - Links up : 2
and exitcode 0
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