nscp.exe client --module "CheckWMI" -b ^
-q "check_wmi" ^
-a query="Select BuildNumber from win32_OperatingSystem" ^
-a detail-syntax="You have build %(BuildNumber)" ^
-a show-all
I am using this example from the documentation and its not behaving like its documented. According to the doc this should replace %(BuildNumber) with the actual result from query.
For me the output is:
You have build (BuildNumber)|
Using the alternative Syntax ${BuildNumber} the result is
You have build 7601|
This one works. However one a more complex query (multiple fields + multiple lines) there is another issue:
"C:\Program Files\NSClient++\nscp.exe" client --module "CheckWMI" -b ^
-q "check_wmi" ^
-a "show-all" ^
-a query="select DiskReadBytesPerSec,DiskWriteBytesPerSec,DiskReadsPerSec,DiskWritesPerSec,PercentIdleTime from Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfDisk_PhysicalDisk" ^
-a detail-syntax="Hello %(DiskReadBytesPerSec)"
Issue and Steps to Reproduce
I am using this example from the documentation and its not behaving like its documented. According to the doc this should replace %(BuildNumber) with the actual result from query. For me the output is:
Using the alternative Syntax
${BuildNumber}the result isThis one works. However one a more complex query (multiple fields + multiple lines) there is another issue:
Results in:
But when using the alternative Syntax
${BuildNumber}the result is just the perfdata delimiter:Expected Behavior
It should work like documented
Actual Behavior
See above
Details
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