[Nagiosplug-help] Status in Nagios Not Changing

[Thomas Guyot-Sionnest]

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On 13/02/08 11:45 AM, Kevin Nilsson wrote:
> I am a relative newbie to nagios.  I have written several scripts to
> monitor Windows hardware.  They are written in windows scripting language. 
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> When the scripts exit I get the correct warnings and critical messages
> sent out but the exit code that is returned will not change the status
> of the nagios screen.  It always appears as OK.
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> The exit command I use is this:
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> Const intOK = 0
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> Const intWarning = 1
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> Const intCritical = 2
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> Const intError = 3
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> Const intUnknown = 3
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> Select Case outCode
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>             Case 0
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>                         outText="OK" & outText
> 
>                         WScript.Echo outText
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>                         WScript.Quit(intOK)
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>             Case 1
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>                         outText="DISK WARNING" & outText
> 
>                         WScript.Echo outText
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>                         WScript.Quit(intWarning)
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>             Case 2
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>                         outText="DISK CRITICAL" & outText
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>                         WScript.Echo outText
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>                         WScript.Quit(intCritical)
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> End Select
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> Like I said the status information appears correct, but the status
> remain OK.
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> Example:
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> Status Information
> 
> DISK CRITICAL - C: Disk Size: 34GB, Free Space: 27GB (80%), D: Disk
> Size: 31GB, Free Space: 31GB (100%), E: Disk Size: 3GB, Free Space: 0GB
> (3%), 
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> But the status remains OK. 
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> I have verified that the WScript.Quit code is correct.  I have Written
> it to the end of the Status Information line. 

You can look at various vbscripts in nagiosexchange.org, I've used the
skeleton of one of them once and it worked fine in NRPE_NT.

I also wrote a batch file recently (run under NC_Net) and it without
testing without it I used EXIT /B which also set %ERRORLEVEL% (There
seems to be two different ways to get the ERRORLEVEL in Windows NT).

Thomas
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