checkServiceState -a CheckAll returns ShellHWDetection and sppsvc as stopped while actually running

[chek01]

When asking nscp to check all service states on Windows 2008 R2 via nrpe we get back that ShellHWDetection and sppsvc is stopped while actually running.
ShellHWDetection and sppsvc set to Automatic and started

Tested with 0.3.7 and the last nightly 0.3.8

Windows 2008 R2 (build 7600)

[chek01]

Latest-latest nightly now returns;

2010-01-28 16:52:54: message:modules\FileLogger\FileLogger.cpp:92: Starting to log for: NSClient++ - 0.3.8.12 2010-01-26
2010-01-28 16:53:58: debug:CACHENSClient++.cpp:533: Attempting to start NSCLient++ - 0.3.8.12 2010-01-26
2010-01-28 16:53:58: message:CACHEmodules\FileLogger\FileLogger.cpp:93: Log path is: C:\Program Files\NSClient++
nsclient.log
2010-01-28 16:53:58: error:modules\NRPEListener\NRPEListener.cpp:325: NRPESocketException: To much data cant create return packet (truncate datat)

When running that check.

[mickem]

Humm.. sounds odd.. I will have to investigate it...

Michael Medin

[chek01]

Anything we can help with? Debugs etc...

Kind regards,
Christian Ekstam

[mickem]

Might wanna attach debug log IIRC it should nowdays actually log errors properly...

Michael medin

[chek01]

nscp debug log

[mickem]

Could this be the culprit:
2010-02-01 10:04:14: error:modules\NRPEListener\NRPEListener.cpp:325: NRPESocketException: To much data cant create return packet (truncate data)

Seems the performance data is to long since you have to many services in the list.
Presumably you can simulate this by adding a bunch of excludes to the check to reduce the performance data output.

Maybe I need to add a truncate option...

(0.4.x will solve this for real hopefully)

Michael Medin

[chek01]

Aahhh, okey, we will test with a couple of excludes to see if it goes away.

Thanks,
Christian

[mickem]

There is a truncate for CheckServiceState (so should work with that option)