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In 3.0 and upwards, the default fping location is /usr/sbin/fping
In the map.jinja it's /usr/bin/fping
In checked the default conf files for 3.0, 4.0, 4,2 and the values FpingLocation and Fping6Location are not defined at all. We have now two choices:
Correct the value to the default or stick to the Zabbix defaults and do not define the value at all.
My suggestion would be, to just cut the example values from map.jinja and stick close to the Zabbix defaults, like we did in other issues and PRs.
UPDATE:
I did some further tests and it seems like I made a hasty conclusion. I switched my pillar to:
And my Test Zabbix Proxy stopped working, as Debian 9 obiously has it's fping binaries in /usr/bin so I guess, despite the defaults in the example zabbix_proxy.conf we should stick with /usr/bin/fping
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
https://github.com/saltstack-formulas/zabbix-formula/blob/master/zabbix/map.jinja
In 3.0 and upwards, the default fping location is
/usr/sbin/fping
In the
map.jinja
it's/usr/bin/fping
In checked the default conf files for 3.0, 4.0, 4,2 and the values
FpingLocation
andFping6Location
are not defined at all. We have now two choices:Correct the value to the default or stick to the Zabbix defaults and do not define the value at all.
My suggestion would be, to just cut the example values from map.jinja and stick close to the Zabbix defaults, like we did in other issues and PRs.
UPDATE:
I did some further tests and it seems like I made a hasty conclusion. I switched my pillar to:
And my Test Zabbix Proxy stopped working, as Debian 9 obiously has it's fping binaries in /usr/bin so I guess, despite the defaults in the example zabbix_proxy.conf we should stick with
/usr/bin/fping
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: