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04-06-2020 07:36 AM
Hello Community!
I have previously written many custom Probes using sudo in the Probe Parameter script without any issue, but it seems that I can no longer do that without getting a "Permission Denied" message from the server. The previous Probes still work without any issue, but any new ones that I create do not.
Here are some observations:
- I've tried simply executing the command with sudo in the script
- I've tried using the following in the script:
${sudo:command}
- Recently upgraded to New York from London
- Old Probes work fine with sudo in the script (I didn't use the method in bullet #2)
- When I use the Test Probe link on the Probe form, IT WORKS!
- When I execute a Quick Discovery, it does not work.
Anyone have any thoughts as to why this would not be working anymore?
Thank you!
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04-06-2020 07:48 AM
you will have to add sudo access for config.xml for a probes.
check below also
Regards,
Sachin

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04-06-2020 07:48 AM
you will have to add sudo access for config.xml for a probes.
check below also
Regards,
Sachin

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04-06-2020 08:05 AM
Thank you, Sachin! 🙂
Let me clarify the solution that he provided and give a better link:
For some reason, I had to add the following MID Server Property to get this to work:
mid.ssh.disable_privilege_check = true
Thank you!