Hi there,
I am testing out Invoke-IcingaCheckProcessCount in a lab environment at home, and I am attempting to monitor if the ‘Plex Media Service’ process is running.
PS C:\Windows\system32> Get-Process -Name 'Plex Media Server'
Handles NPM(K) PM(K) WS(K) CPU(s) Id SI ProcessName
------- ------ ----- ----- ------ -- -- -----------
837 338 117452 124536 15,743.31 5428 2 Plex Media Server
Running this manually in PS appears to work fine:
PS C:\Windows\system32> Invoke-IcingaCheckProcessCount -Warning '1:' -Critical '1:' -Process 'Plex Media Server'
[OK] Check package "Process Check"
| 'process_count_plex_media_server'=1;1:;1:
0
However when I use check command configured via Director, it appears it is treating the space between the process name as an escape character:
Plugin Output:
[CRITICAL] Check package "Process Check" - [CRITICAL] Process Count "Plex"
\_ [CRITICAL] Process Count "Plex": Value "0" is lower than threshold "1"
Executed command:
’C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe' '-C' 'try { Use-Icinga; } catch { Write-Output '\''The Icinga PowerShell Framework is either not installed on the system or not configured properly. Please check https://icinga.com/docs/windows for further details'\''; exit 3; }; Exit-IcingaPluginNotInstalled '\''Invoke-IcingaCheckProcessCount'\''; exit Invoke-IcingaCheckProcessCount' '-Warning' '1:' '-Critical' '1:' '-Process' 'Plex Media Server' '-Verbosity' '0'
Custom Variables:
Custom Variables:
icingacheckprocesscount_array_process Plex Media Server
icingacheckprocesscount_int32_verbosity 0
icingacheckprocesscount_object_critical 1:
icingacheckprocesscount_object_warning 1:
icingacheckprocesscount_switchparameter_noperfdata false
Is there any way to escape the spaces? I’ve tried a few combinations but could not work it out.
