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longoutput (multiline) does not work for temperature sensor output #18

Closed haukebruno closed 10 years ago

haukebruno commented 10 years ago

Seems that the longoutput of host -> runtime -> temp does not work in CheckMK/Nagios. The first line like All 0 temperature checks are GREEN. is shown like normal but the longoutput output is almost empty + performance data are empty too.

This is not a general bug, because longoutput and performance data for e.g. Datacenter -> Cluster -> Volumes works very well.

(executing this first check on commandline works)

BaldMansMojo commented 10 years ago

I need more informations. How are you checking? Agent on VMware ore from the Nagios host? And I need the command definition (parameters used). How are you executing the check. I don't use check_mk. I like mathias mk_livestatus (we both live in Munich and now each other) but I do not believe in agents.

Regards - Martin

BaldMansMojo commented 10 years ago

Tested intensively with VMware and Nagios but no error was found. I reformatted the output a little bit because the were too much spaces. Maybe a " : " like "OK : " was the problem because the ":" was interpreted as a seperator. Please check. The problem is in my opinion on the the check_mk side and not a problem of this plugin.

haukebruno commented 10 years ago

Sorry for my late answer: I check from a nagios/check_mk host with the following command:

$USER2$/check_vmware_esx.pl -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -u $USER11$ -p '$USER12$' --select=runtime --subselect=temp

I will have a look on that in the future, dunno why the longoutput isn't shown in check_mk/wato.

Thanks so far.