Hi,
Why is the configure then allowing me to use /usr/sbin/ping? It even tests it and acknowledge it is working. Maybe a text explaining this in the configure file would be nice.
I'll change to xymonping.
- Roland
On 30/11/10 09:47 AM, Henrik Størner wrote:
In<4CF42BA4.7090309 at logicaltech.com.au> Roland Soderstrom<rolands at logicaltech.com.au> writes:
I installed the beta3 in my test env. and conn is always red for all hosts. (all Solaris 9/10) I choose to use Solaris /usr/sbin/ping as the "FPING" bin when I conf/compiled, nothing complained. Running manually works OK.
You cannot just use any "ping" tool - it has to be xymonping- or fping-compatible. The default Solaris "ping" is not.
Xymon expects a ping tool that will accept a list of IP-adresses to check on stdin, and writes the result on stdout in the form 172.16.10.100 is alive (0.03 ms) or 172.16.10.38 is unreachable
Regards, Henrik
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