Kafkacheck gets TypeError: '<' not supported between instances of 'int' and 'NoneType'

[FallingSkie]

In Icinga I'm getting this error: TypeError: '<' not supported between instances of 'int' and 'NoneType'. How can I solve this?

Here more detailed: File "/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_kafka.py", line 292, in CheckKafka().main() File "/lib64/nagios/plugins/check_kafka.py", line 69, in init super(CheckKafka, self).init() File "/lib64/nagios/plugins/pylib/harisekhon/nagiosplugin/pubsub_nagiosplugin.py", line 56, in init super(PubSubNagiosPlugin, self).init() File "/lib64/nagios/plugins/pylib/harisekhon/nagiosplugin/nagiosplugin.py", line 55, in init super(NagiosPlugin, self).init() File "/lib64/nagios/plugins/pylib/harisekhon/cli.py", line 127, in init width = min(width, 200) TypeError: '<' not supported between instances of 'int' and 'NoneType'

and here the debug from the server:
File "/usr/lib64/nagios/plugins/pylib/harisekhon/cli.py", line 179, in main
self.run()
File "./check_kafka.py", line 121, in run
raise CriticalError(err)

Thanks VallingSki

[HariSekhon]

Are you using the latest version of the code?

Can you please paste the full -vvv debug output which will show the stack trace as well as the version numbers. I suspect that newer code has already solved this issue.

You can run the output through anonymize.py --all from DevOps-Python-tools if you want to remove sensitive information like hostnames, IP addresses etc...

Thanks

Hari

[FallingSkie]

Hello,

sorry for my late answer. I have updated to a newer version now. Now i get this one:
File "./check_kafka.py", line 342, in
CheckKafka().main()
File "./check_kafka.py", line 96, in init
' (optional, default: {} secs)'.format(self.default_sleep_secs)
AttributeError: 'CheckKafka' object has no attribute 'default_sleep_secs'

What am I missing here?

LG

[HariSekhon]

Did you do a standard install which pulls in pylib?

default_sleep_secs if defined in the inherited class PubSubNagiosPlugin.

[FallingSkie]

I have only copied the code.
How can I only update this check. Without downloading any other checks?

[HariSekhon]

You should download and replace pylib with the latest. See the offline install section in the README.md

[HariSekhon]

Did you resolve this by downloading the current version of pylib?

Why don't you just clone the repo as-is, it's the simplest thing to do? Are you restricted behind a corporate firewall? In many cases you can use specify an internal proxy to download normally.