One of the things I have been wanting to monitor on top of our publicly available services such as HTTP, SSH, and FTP is the cpu load and other metrics of our servers.
The problem I ran into while trying to configure the nrpe plugin before I compiled it was "configure: error: Cannot find ssl headers". I had been looking into this problem for a day or so before I found the simple solution.
yum install openssl-devel
After I ran the above command and installed it's dependencies I was able to configure and then complie the nrpe plug in per the guild I was following.
Now I just need to get the nrpe plugin installed on all of my servers!
Thanks for that information! I wasn't clear on which devel package I needed to install for NRPE, this saved me a headache trying to track down dependencies!
ReplyDeleteThanks as well, very nice from you posting simple solutions like this to make other lifes more easier,
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Thanks for the instant solution!
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ReplyDeleteI was trying to install the nrpe plugin and always got this error. Found your solution with google... thanks man.
Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteyea, I have got exatly the same problem.
ReplyDeleteNow i can compile it.
worked for me too. thanks.
ReplyDeleteSweet job. Have you had success installing the daemon on other flavors besides Centos?
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Steve, i was trying "./configure --without-ssl" option but it didnt work, your solution worked for me :-)
ReplyDeleteDeepak
Thanks for that! Just helped me get my NRPE installed.
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great! thanks much... keep on sharing... :)
ReplyDeleteLike the others... Found you with Google after struggling with the exact same problem.
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