Unable to parse Autocheck after Update from 1.6 to 2.0

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Unable to parse Autocheck after Update from 1.6 to 2.0 #32

Closed Tibii73 closed 3 years ago

Tibii73 commented 3 years ago

Hello,

I have the problem that for several hosts the same issue appeared and now they where UNKNOWN in Check_MK.

grafik

The Agent can be found:

grafik

When I switch to the services the same error message with unable to parse autocheck appears.

I really don´t know what causes the problem. Can anyone please help me?

Best Regards,

Tim

chrisss404 commented 3 years ago

Hi Tim,

sorry I can not help you with this issue. I have never experienced anything similar. I would advise you to ask in the Checkmk forum. I think you could get better answers there.

This issue may be related, or at least it contains a similar error message.

HTH & BR Christian

Asepsis commented 3 years ago

@Tibii73 I got the same error. Maybe check the String in line 6, I had an number like 10000000L, I removed the "L" and it worked. Hope this helps you!

Tibii73 commented 3 years ago

@Tibii73 I got the same error. Maybe check the String in line 6, I had an number like 10000000L, I removed the "L" and it worked. Hope this helps you!

BR

Hello Aspesis,

thanks for your tip! I removed the 'L' in every *.mk file and now every host has a similar error like this:

Error running automation call try-inventory (exit code 2), error:

Name 'diskstat_default_levels' is not defined in an autocheck entry of host 'HOSTNAME' (/omd/sites/sse/var/check_mk/autochecks/HOSTNAME.mk). This entry is in pre Checkmk 1.7 format and needs to be converted. This is normally done by "cmk-update-config -v" during "omd update". Please execute "cmk-update-config -v" for converting the old configuration.

I can´t run cmk-update-config -v. Everytime I try this I get the error: command not found.

TIm

chrisss404 commented 3 years ago

It's strange that the update script wasn't executed for you. Did you run omd update yoursite when you upgraded from 1.6 to 2.0?

You can try the following to run cmk-update-config:

# su yoursite
OMD[yoursite]:~$ cmk-update-config -v

For your site it would be:

# su sse
OMD[sse]:~$ cmk-update-config -v

Tibii73 commented 3 years ago

It's strange that the update script wasn't executed for you. Did you run omd update yoursite when you upgraded from 1.6 to 2.0?

You can try the following to run cmk-update-config:
# su yoursite
OMD[yoursite]:~$ cmk-update-config -v
For your site it would be:
# su sse
OMD[sse]:~$ cmk-update-config -v

Hello Chris,

thanks for you help! I didnt know I need to log on with the user from the site. I tried it with the root user. Now everything is working fine. Thanks all for you help!

Tim