Cor,

What about:

#! /bin/sh

cat <<! |
. type: nsr group;status: running
show status;name
print
!
nsradmin -i -

Maarten

On Friday 27 August 2004 11:18, Cor Kuin wrote:
> Howdie.
> Does anyone have an idea how to check Networker for running backups?
> We've a Windows 2003 server with Legato 7.1.2. We run nagios on a
> Debian-server to monitor our entire network. We'd like to integrate a check
> for running backups in nagios.
> Backups should be ready by 08:00am. If not, I'd like to know. (and be
> informed by Nagios)
> I can check the running processes, nsrmmd and nsrindexd, but this
> information seems a bit ambiguous.
> Can it be done with nsradmin? And if so, how?
>
> With regards,
> Cor Kuin
> Waterlandziekenhuis
> The Netherlands
>
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