The NCPA built-in Windows log check only works with logs at the root of Event Viewer, not under any subfolders. Issue #948 describes this for a certain log, but it appears to be with any log in a subfolder.
I have tried variations but they have not worked
./check_ncpa.py -H <hostname> -P 5693 -t '<your token>' -M 'logs' -q 'name=Laserfiche-Directory Service-Server/Operational./check_ncpa.py -H <hostname> -P 5693 -t '<your token>' -M 'logs' -q 'name=Laserfiche-Directory Service-Server%4Operational'
This appears to be similar to how the 2 different Powershell commands Get-WinEvent vs Get-EventLog
Get-WinEvent -LogName "Laserfiche-Directory Service-Server/Operational" -MaxEvents 1 - returns the desired result
Get-EventLog -AsString -List - this returns only the root level logs and does not recognize those in subfolders
The NCPA built-in Windows log check only works with logs at the root of Event Viewer, not under any subfolders. Issue #948 describes this for a certain log, but it appears to be with any log in a subfolder.
See forum post: https://support.nagios.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=357809
I have tried variations but they have not worked
./check_ncpa.py -H <hostname> -P 5693 -t '<your token>' -M 'logs' -q 'name=Laserfiche-Directory Service-Server/Operational./check_ncpa.py -H <hostname> -P 5693 -t '<your token>' -M 'logs' -q 'name=Laserfiche-Directory Service-Server%4Operational'This appears to be similar to how the 2 different Powershell commands Get-WinEvent vs Get-EventLog
Get-WinEvent -LogName "Laserfiche-Directory Service-Server/Operational" -MaxEvents 1- returns the desired resultGet-EventLog -AsString -List- this returns only the root level logs and does not recognize those in subfolders