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Monitor taskserver (taskd) using Nagios.

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  1. Copy plugin/taskserver.cfg into your nagios plugin path. On Ubuntu 12.04 this will be /etc/nagios-plugins/config.

  2. Add a new service definition to your nagios services configuration (e.g. /etc/nagios3/conf.d/services_nagios2.conf); for example:

    # check that taskserver is running
    define service {
        hostgroup_name                  taskservers
        service_description             Taskserver
        check_command                   check_taskserver!/path/to/taskrc
        use                             generic-service
        notification_interval           0
    }
  3. Add a hostgroup matching the hostgroup name above to your hostgroup configuration (e.g. /etc/nagios3/conf.d/hostgroups_nagios2.conf):

    define hostgroup {
         hostgroup_name                  taskservers
         alias                           Taskd Servers
         members                         your_hostname
    }

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