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check_jvm

Using with ncpa_passive

I had to modify the script to add this line to make it work under ncpa_passive: (( EUID != PUID )) && exec sudo -u "#$PUID" $0 -n $NAME -p $PROPERTY -w $WARNING -c $CRITICAL You have to add it before this line: [ "${PUID}" = "${EUID}" ] || p_unknown "JVM is running with different username, run this script with UID $PUID" You still need to give nagios sudo access to run the plugin as per the README and add or update this line in the "[plugin directives]" section of ncpa.cfg: run_with_sudo = check_jvm

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