hi!

My question is pretty specific but I am a bit desperate here since some time.

I am using POE and POE::Component::Server::NRPE to implement a Nagios NRPEd.

Its fine but I am not able to return the correct value in the command. but the text is ok. 
use POE;
use POE::Component::Server::NRPE;

# test with: check_nrpe -H localhost -c test; echo $?

my $nrped = POE::Component::Server::NRPE->spawn (port => 5666);
$nrped->add_command (command => "test", program => 
sub { print STDOUT "test CRITICAL\n";
    return 2;    #### always 0???
});

$poe_kernel->run ();
return 0;

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In the modules site at cpan there is some reference to return_result but I am not aware how to use it.

Maybe someone can give me a quick advise? I would like to return a value not equal to 0.

thanks a lot! cheers, chris

In reply to Return-code in POE::Compoent::Server::NRPE by chris01

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