Hi,

I got the error

"problem enabling host (enable_watch) (Bad file descriptor)" when I try to run the following code (the code ran for a few years without any problem) 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use Mon::Client;
use Sys::Hostname;
$host = hostname();
$service = "test";
@services = ('test','diskspace', 'ora-listener','ping');

$c = new Mon::Client (
                   host => "moni",
                   port => 2233
);

$c->connect();

%s = $c->list_opstatus;

$c->enable_watch($host)
    || die "problem enabling host (enable_watch) ($!)\n";

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what is wrong and how should I fix it?

Thanks for the help in advance

In reply to Problem with enable_watch by tayun

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