On Fri, 27 Mar 2009, John Drescher wrote:
> Have you ever seen bacula die? I mean in 5 years of using bacula on 35
> to 50 machines I do not recall ever seeing bacula die.
Yep; storage daemon (2.4.2) dies on me about once a month. I get a file
daemon failure about once a month too, but of course
Yep! The client side did.
On Mar 27, 2009, at 10:48 AM, John Drescher wrote:
> On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 11:47 AM, John Drescher
> wrote:
>> On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 11:09 AM, Charlie Reddington
>> wrote:
>>> We've done the most basic setup here, we use check_procs and look
>>> for
>>> bacula
>>> We've done the most basic setup here, we use check_procs and look for
>>> bacula. If the process dies, it'll bitch. This way we usually catch
>>> problems before they happen.
>>>
>> Have you ever seen bacula die? I mean in 5 years of using bacula on 35
>> to 50 machines I do not recall ever see
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 11:47 AM, John Drescher wrote:
> On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 11:09 AM, Charlie Reddington
> wrote:
>> We've done the most basic setup here, we use check_procs and look for
>> bacula. If the process dies, it'll bitch. This way we usually catch
>> problems before they happen.
>>
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 11:09 AM, Charlie Reddington
wrote:
> We've done the most basic setup here, we use check_procs and look for
> bacula. If the process dies, it'll bitch. This way we usually catch
> problems before they happen.
>
Have you ever seen bacula die? I mean in 5 years of using bacul
We've done the most basic setup here, we use check_procs and look for
bacula. If the process dies, it'll bitch. This way we usually catch
problems before they happen.
If bacula is just not happy in general, we'll know by the next morning
with a failed / error backup job.
Charlie
On Mar 26,
> Folks,
>
> Does anyone have any tips for montioring Bacula with Nagios?
>
>
I focus mainly on using "Run After Job"'s to run a script for send_nsca.
In my case, the primary concern is that the jobs run, run without
errors, and are complete by the time I think they should be (I monitor
the
Hello Mike,
have you already downloaded the source (.tar.gz) of Bacula?
In it's bacula-2.x.x/examples/nagios you'll find everything you wish :-)
christian
--
"I sense much NT in you, NT leads to Blue Screen.
Blue Screen leads to downtime, downtime leads to suffering. NT is the path to
the da
I found a check_bacula plugin somewhere - I think on nagiosexchange. It
looks at the bacula log files for the last day, and issues a warning if
any backups have failed. It also reports on the total number of backups.
It's far from perfect (the warning state always remains exactly until
midnight
In the message dated: Thu, 26 Mar 2009 23:21:53 -,
The pithy ruminations from Mike on
<[Bacula-users] Monitoring bacula with Nagios> were:
=>
=>
=> Folks,
=>
=> Does anyone have any tips for montioring Bacula with Nagios?
Yes.
=>
=> Ideally I was thinking of connecting to the sockets
Hi,
17.09.2007 16:05,, Mike Eggleston wrote::
> On Mon, 17 Sep 2007, Mike Eggleston might have said:
>
>> I'm setting up the monitor 'hobbit' to check that the bacula
>> daemons are up and accepting connections. What 'hello' message
>> can I use that will not cause an error to be sent from the
>>
On Mon, 17 Sep 2007, Mike Eggleston might have said:
> I'm setting up the monitor 'hobbit' to check that the bacula
> daemons are up and accepting connections. What 'hello' message
> can I use that will not cause an error to be sent from the
> director? I'v used 'Hello hobbit calling' and 'Hello *
Hello Mike,
you've to send the correct protocol to say "hello" to the bacula-daemons.
you could have a look at
bacula-2.x.x/examples/nagios/nagios_plugin_check_bacula.tgz
this is a plugin for i've written to check state of the daemons (and can be
used by all monitoring programs which can start e
Quoting Khalil Foundy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I need your advice about the best way of monitoring bacula using a
> script. I am interested in monitoring the deamons, to see if they are
> running or not. I am also inetersted to know the status of the
> director/storage/client and of course running,
--- Karl Hungus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
> http://www.nagios.org
>
Thanks Karl!
Have you ever tried zabbix ? you should, it's a GPL software ;-)
Khalil FOUNDY
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Hi Chris,
Thanks for the offer. I downloaded your code and started playing with
it. I had some problems to generate the Makfile by the main configure
script. It complained about the "depend" target in the Makafile.in. So
I just compiled it by hand and it works great.
Now what are your plans for th
Hi Arno,
--- Arno Lehmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
> check_bacula is C code and requires bacula sources to be available
> and
> configured.
I am lloking ito this code right now.
>
> To check the status of actual Bacula jobs, I used a Run After Job
> script
> in Bacula which reports job
http://www.nagios.org
On Nov 25, 2005, at 11:36 AM, Khalil Foundy wrote:
Hi all,
I need your advice about the best way of monitoring bacula using a
script. I am interested in monitoring the deamons, to see if they are
running or not. I am also inetersted to know the status of the
director/stora
hello khalil,
if needed i could send you my check_bacula (or maybe you'll look at
www.nagiosexchange.org in the plugin -> misc - section...)
it can check status of any given director.
for reporting job-status i wrote a "global-postprocessing" script
which sends status message via nsca to nagi
Hello,
On 25.11.2005 17:36, Khalil Foundy wrote:
Hi all,
I need your advice about the best way of monitoring bacula using a
script.
I'm using Nagios and the check_bacula plugin (see www.nagiosexchange.org
IIRC). This checks the status of the daemons.
I am interested in monitoring the deam
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