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Custom Sensors not running

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Hello,

I have a script that I run on a UNIX system that reports as to whether certain software is up and running. We would like to run this on PRTG at a 15 minute interval so that we can run reports off of it.

I have another sensor running on this UNIX system and it has worked fine. I also have the same exact script set up as a PRTG sensor on another UNIX system and it runs fine. However, I am just getting this message anytime I add the sensor.

This sensor has not received any data since startup.

I have deleted and readded the sensor several times, however I still get the message. I am trying to find more detail on what is occuring. Any assistance on where to start looking to troubleshooting would be much appreciated.

script ssh unix

Created on Apr 18, 2013 5:59:17 PM



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It's difficult to say why this is happening but it looks like something is incorrect in the configuration. It could the credentials that are being used or perhaps the call-outs are specific and the Unix server isn't returning a value. If you want to submit the script to us along with a ticket, I may be able to take a look at it and give you more information. email the script and a screenshot of the settings as well as the setting of the sensor that is working to [email protected]

Created on Apr 19, 2013 12:40:03 PM by  Greg Campion [Paessler Support]




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