My Icinga Master is an Ubuntu LTS 24.04.2 Dekstop VM. I use the native RDP to connect to my VM but in the IcingaWeb Frontend, when ever I am logged in via RDP, the Disk Check changes to Critical with the following error:
DISK CRITICAL - /run/user/1000/gnome-remote-desktop/cliprdr-RCYtVS is not accessible: Permission denied
So far I have not yet found a good solution. Any help is kindly appreciated!
If you’re using Icinga Template Library - Icinga 2 then try to fix this with one of the options with ignore in the name. If you’re using a different disk check the try to get the options with --help or read the code.
Ha, that sounds totally wild on a first glance, but (sadly) makes sense.
When you login, some kind of special file system is created which is not accessible for the nagios user (the one icinga2 uses) and therefore the error occurs.
I think the best solution would be to exlude that type filesystem in general, since there is no real use in monitoring those anyways.
You can find the type by logging in, opening a terminal and executing mount, which will show you all the mounted filesystems including their type (close to the end).
Should be something like fuse.gvfsd-fuse or something similar.