Hi guys, I have the following problem:
I am using the following baSH! script that I wrote so I can check mysql parameters:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
NRTHREADS=`"/usr/bin/mysqladmin" status -ppassword | awk '{print$4}' | bc`
if [ $NRTHREADS -gt 200 ]
then
RC="2"
COMMENT="CRITICAL"
elif [ $NRTHREADS -gt 150 ]
then
RC="1"
COMMENT="WARNING"
else
RC="0"
COMMENT="OK"
fi
echo "SERVICE: $COMMENT, threads: $NRTHREADS threads | threads=$NRTHREADS"
if I call the script using
Code:
# ./check_mysql_threads.sh
SERVICE: OK, threads: 3 threads | threads=3
However, if I call the script from nrpe:
Code:
#./check_nrpe -H localhost -c check_mysql_threads_remote
SERVICE: OK, threads: threads | threads=
As one can see, the service check_mysql_threads_remote is defined on my
client in the following way:
Code:
command[check_mysql_threads_remote]=[PATH]/check_mysql_threads.sh
However, it doesn't display the results as it somehow can't find mysqladmin and make a call to it eventhough I gave it the absolute path. I have other scripts on the same client that DO WORK that are built the same way making calls, I even have a script that writes to a file outside the libexec directory, using absolute paths to find where to find the commads/scripts/files it manipulates.However, for some reason the mysqladmin is a super exception. I am wondering if any of you faced the issue and how to resolve it.
