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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Cannot open shared object: when starting nrpe Post 302753433 by DGPickett on Tuesday 8th of January 2013 04:07:26 PM
Old 01-08-2013
Generally, dynamic library paths must be:
  • compiled in with -R or
  • in very standard places ld() defaults to, or
  • be in $LD_LIBRARY_PATH or whatever varaible your ld() prefers.
Sometimes it is simpler to make the app with static libraries, so they are copied in at compile time. Check linkages with "ldd -rsv executable_or_library"
 

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nagios3stats

nagios3stats(8) 						      nagios							   nagios3stats(8)

NAME

       nagios3stats - report statistics information from the nagios system

SYNOPSIS

       nagios3stats [-hVL] [-c config] [-m] [-d]

DESCRIPTION

       nagios3stats  Is a program designed to provide information on the running nagios system.  It can provide a brief summary of information, or
       it can be used to export specific information about the nagios system into an MRTG-compatible format.  For more information please  consult
       the nagios online documentation available at http://www.nagios.org or the documentation available with your nagios server's web page.

OPTIONS

       -c|--config=FILE
	      The main configuration file.  On debian systems this defaults to /etc/nagios3/nagios.cfg

       -m|--mrtg
	      Print output in MRTG-compatible format.  For more details run nagios3stats with --help

       -d|--data=VARS
	      Comma-seperated list of variables to output in MRTG format.  For more details run nagios3stats with --help.

       -h|--help
	      A helpful usage message

       -V|--version
	      Print version information

       -L|--license
	      Print license details

FILES

       /etc/nagios3
	      Default configuration directory for nagios3

AUTHOR

       nagios3	is  written and maintained by Ethan Galstad <nagios@nagios.org>.  This manual page was written by sean finney <seanius@debian.org>
       for the Debian GNU/Linux operating system (but it may be freely used, modified, and redistributed by others).

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