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hello
i defined a command in "[/settings/external scripts/scripts]" section that uses a binary check-ping.exe
check_ping = bin/check-ping.exe /host '$ARG1$'
I set the parameter "allow nasty characters" to false for in the category "[/settings/external scripts]"
but i can pass this kind of command:
./check_nrpe -H X.X.X.X -c check_ping -a "google.fr' || echo coucou ||'''" coucou
Can you check if the option "allow nasty characters" is fonctionnal for external script ?
Regards
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actually the nrpe server uses it's own settings for those things, ex.:
[/settings/NRPE/server] allow nasty characters = false allow arguments = true
then it works as expected.
/usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_nrpe -H localhost -c check_ping -a "google.fr' || echo coucou ||'''" Exception processing request: Request contained illegal characters (check the allow nasty characters option).
So check your nrpe section to see what's configured there. Right now the settings from [/settings/external scripts/scripts] are not used for nrpe.
[/settings/external scripts/scripts]
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thanks for the reply, it works.
so in what context does the "allow nasty characters" work in the "[/settings/external scripts/scripts]" section ?
Thanks
right now probably not at all. But might be a good idea to use them together with the settings from the NRPE/Web section.
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hello
i defined a command in "[/settings/external scripts/scripts]" section that uses a binary check-ping.exe
I set the parameter "allow nasty characters" to false for in the category "[/settings/external scripts]"
but i can pass this kind of command:
Can you check if the option "allow nasty characters" is fonctionnal for external script ?
Regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: