I'm running into an issue with my Zabbix server and the latest Mikoomi MongoDB scripts.
I'm running Zabbix 2.0.4 on Centos 6.3, installed via yum, and I have install the Mikoomi MongoDB plugin from http://code.google.com/p/mikoomi/.
The basic Linux OS templates are working fine. My files are in /etc/zabbix/externalscripts/ and the permissions are set so that they are owned and executable by zabbix.
If I run the shell script by hand...
I'm using the shell script that came with the the php file. I could switch to the simplified version posted at http://pastie.org/4194044, but I'm not sure that this shell scripts is causing the problem.
There also seemed to be 2 macros that were already set. Here is what the macros section looks like now...
So $HOSTNAME and $PORT were already there when I went to install the other 3 macros.
One other item that might be causing me grief. When I went to import the template, it threw out an error about Memory already existing in a template. I edited the XML file an changed "Memory" to "MongoDB Memory" and the resolved the conflict and allowed me to import the template. I don't think this could be causing a problem as it was just an Application Name holding 5 trappers that are different from the apps in the system default templates, but it merits mentioning in case I'm really wrong about that.
I'm running Zabbix 2.0.4 on Centos 6.3, installed via yum, and I have install the Mikoomi MongoDB plugin from http://code.google.com/p/mikoomi/.
The basic Linux OS templates are working fine. My files are in /etc/zabbix/externalscripts/ and the permissions are set so that they are owned and executable by zabbix.
If I run the shell script by hand...
./mikoomi-mongodb-plugin.sh -D -h dev-web-1 -p 27017 -z dev-web-1
it returns "0" and creates 2 files in /tmp. The data one seems to have data, but the log file has the following message...mikoomi-mongodb-plugin.php:Successfully connected to mongoDB using connect string 10.183.37.168:27017
sh: zabbix_sender: command not found
sh: zabbix_sender: command not found
I'm using the shell script that came with the the php file. I could switch to the simplified version posted at http://pastie.org/4194044, but I'm not sure that this shell scripts is causing the problem.
There also seemed to be 2 macros that were already set. Here is what the macros section looks like now...
So $HOSTNAME and $PORT were already there when I went to install the other 3 macros.
One other item that might be causing me grief. When I went to import the template, it threw out an error about Memory already existing in a template. I edited the XML file an changed "Memory" to "MongoDB Memory" and the resolved the conflict and allowed me to import the template. I don't think this could be causing a problem as it was just an Application Name holding 5 trappers that are different from the apps in the system default templates, but it merits mentioning in case I'm really wrong about that.
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