Hi,
I have an Icinga2 setup including Director. Now I would like to integrate a CheckCommand.conf from a plugin. However, I don’t have any subdirectories under /etc/icinga2/zones.d/ where I could store the file and subsequently integrate it via Kickstart.
However, the above setup works so far, so I don’t want to “experiment”. Anyone have any tips on how I can read the CheckCommand.conf file?
Greetings
what’s the content of the CheckCommand.conf? Is is like 100 commads or just one check?
currently you have the itl only?
https://icinga.com/docs/icinga-2/latest/doc/10-icinga-template-library/#icinga-template-library
You are advised to create your own CheckCommand definitions in
/etc/icinga2
but I am not to familiar with plain config files…
I would add the command using director because you can edit it via gui afterwards.
if you post the CheckCommandConf I’m happy to help.
Folgend ein Ausschnitt aus der Konfigurationsdatei vom Plugin.
[ … ]
object CheckCommand “system_basics_filesystem” {
importieren “system_basics”
command = [PluginContribDir + “/check_system_basics”]
arguments = {
“–criticalAbsolutFreeSpace” = {
Wert = “$system_basics_filesystem_criticalAbsolutFreeSpace$”
description = “Absoluter kritischer Schwellenwert für freien Dateisystemplatz”.
repeat_key = false
}
“–warningAbsolutFreeSpace” = {
Wert = “$system_basics_filesystem_warningAbsolutFreeSpace$”
description = “Absoluter Warnschwellenwert für freien Dateisystemplatz.”
repeat_key = false
}
“–criticalAbsolutUsedSpace” = {
Wert = “$system_basics_filesystem_criticalAbsolutUsedSpace$”
description = “Absoluter kritischer Schwellenwert für belegten Dateisystemplatz”.
repeat_key = false
}
“–warningAbsolutUsedSpace” = {
Wert = “$system_basics_filesystem_warningAbsolutUsedSpace$”
description = “Absoluter Warnschwellenwert für belegten Dateisystemplatz.”
repeat_key = false
}
“–criticalPercentFreeSpace” = {
Wert = “$system_basics_filesystem_criticalPercentFreeSpace$”
description = “Kritischer Schwellenwert für freien Dateisystemplatz in Prozent. (Voreinstellung: 2:100)”
repeat_key = false
}
“–warningPercentFreeSpace” = {
Wert = “$system_basics_filesystem_warningPercentFreeSpace$”
description = “Prozentualer Warnschwellenwert für freien Dateisystemplatz. (Voreinstellung: 5:100)”
repeat_key = false
}
“–criticalPercentUsedSpace” = {
Wert = "$system_b
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the config is also invalid because of a strange translation:
Sorry, it’s a translation error. Here is the new attempt.
[...]
object CheckCommand "system_basics_filesystem" {
import "system_basics"
command = [PluginContribDir + "/check_system_basics"]
arguments = {
"--criticalAbsolutFreeSpace" = {
value = "$system_basics_filesystem_criticalAbsolutFreeSpace$"
description = "Absolute critical threshold for free filesystem space."
repeat_key = false
}
"--warningAbsolutFreeSpace" = {
value = "$system_basics_filesystem_warningAbsolutFreeSpace$"
description = "Absolute warning threshold for free filesystem space."
repeat_key = false
}
"--criticalAbsolutUsedSpace" = {
value = "$system_basics_filesystem_criticalAbsolutUsedSpace$"
description = "Absolute critical threshold for used filesystem space."
repeat_key = false
}
"--warningAbsolutUsedSpace" = {
value = "$system_basics_filesystem_warningAbsolutUsedSpace$"
description = "Absolute warning threshold for used filesystem space."
repeat_key = false
}
"--criticalPercentFreeSpace" = {
value = "$system_basics_filesystem_criticalPercentFreeSpace$"
description = "Percentage critical threshold for free filesystem space. (Default: 2:100)"
repeat_key = false
}
"--warningPercentFreeSpace" = {
value = "$system_basics_filesystem_warningPercentFreeSpace$"
description = "Percentage warning threshold for free filesystem space. (Default: 5:100)"
repeat_key = false
}
"--criticalPercentUsedSpace" = {
value = "$system_basics_filesystem_criticalPercentUsedSpace$"
description = "Percentage critical threshold for used filesystem space."
repeat_key = false
}
"--warningPercentUsedSpace" = {
value = "$system_basics_filesystem_warningPercentUsedSpace$"
description = "Percentage warning threshold for used filesystem space."
repeat_key = false
}
"--warningAbsolutFreeInodes" = {
value = "$system_basics_filesystem_warningAbsolutFreeInodes$"
description = "Absolute critical threshold for number of free inodes"
repeat_key = false
}
[...]
it is about the followinf check:
https://github.com/NETWAYS/check_system_basics
this imports system_basics which is also relevant for the command, but here is your basket:
Director-Basket_1_test_959_acbd944.json.txt (28.9 KB)
You can use this to work yourself through the other commands and learn how to add them:
Create a command:
and what should i do with the file?
I already posted basket and an explaination of how you add commands.
I have imported the basket, but I don’t see the data list or the command.
can you post screenshots of how you imported the basket.
keep in mind you have to press restore twice there are two buttons.
Okay, that was my mistake. I had overlooked the restoration. That has now worked.
Could you adjust/convert my uploaded conf file again? The remaining values were still missing in your basket (only filesystem was included).
I can but there is still something missing in this thread…
@moreamazingnick what are you missing? i’ve uploaded the file yesterday 
https://community.icinga.com/uploads/short-url/yLS8QTqWxLUab2EWGjaoFKcQ2Ir.conf
@InformatikKFM that’s is kinda weird because I took a lot of effort to explain to you how a command is created in icinga director → FAQ - Icinga Community and this thread lacks on two words from your side… => https://www.google.com/search?q=two+magic+words&oq=two+magic+words
For the sake of completeness:
That is because those directories have to be created by hand.
Steps to creating a valid folder and then importing something from there would be:
icinga2 daemon -C to check if everything is correctnote: Configuration items from config files can be used but not edited inside the Director.
Apart from that I’m with @moreamazingnick that one should learn how to create a command from scratch, just so one knows what goes into it and what to look for. Importing from config files (or baskets) is quick & easy but will do less for learning how to work with the imported items.
My 2 cents
All the best and don’t hesitate asking in the community if you can’t find a solution in one of the previously posted topics!