Re: Netsaint V7 Not on mailing list.

Dear Sir,

I am writing to thank you for your letter and say,

On Tue, Oct 28, 2003 at 11:47:23AM -0500, Einsmann, Philip M wrote:
> I have just done a new install of Netsaint I have it running 1200 checks fine on 80 Unix servers.  I am getting a error with two checks.  These checks are working on my older server.  They also work if you do them by hand check_load.pl servername I get a (No output!) on the web page.  
> 
> Anyone got a clue as to why?
> 

Perhaps you are running the embedded Perl Netsaint (ePN) and if so the
fact that check_load.pl is not suitable for ePN would explain what you
are seeing.

What is the other check that is failing ?

If the other is also a Perl script you could 

=> confirm that ePN is the problem by trying to run them using the
mini_epn something or other in contrib/

=> if so, recompile and reinstall Netsaint (spelled N-A-G-I-O-S these
days) and let the list know so the plugins can be fixed.

Otherwise, you will have to enable plugin debugging by either

1 Hacking the plugin to log its progress

2 Recompiling N with the configure switch that does plugin debug.

> Please reply to me I am not on the mailing list anymore.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Phil Einsmann
> Travelers Life & Annuity
> Information Technology Solaris Admin
> 860-308-6407
> 8th Floor City Place
> 
> 
> 

Yours sincerely.

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