rexec - Nagios EventHanlder

Sorry for the quick howto, but here goes.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me: kyle[dot]odonnell[at]gmail[dot]com.

rexec will only execute on a 'HARD' state ($SERVICESTATETYPE$).
rexec currently only supports executing commands via NRPE or SSH.

usage: ./rexec hostname ipaddress service severity# state attempt command nscahost [ifcrit#|ifwarn#|ifok#] [nrpe|user@ssh] [debug|nodebug]

# rhostname == $HOSTNAME$
# rhostip == $HOSTADDRESS$
# service == $SERVICEDESC$
# severity == $SERVICESTATEID$ (0=ok,1=warn,2=crit,3=unk)
# state == $SERVICESTATETYPE$ (hard|soft)
# attempt == $SERVICEATTEMPT$ (informational only)
# command == command to execute (via ssh or nrpe [provided command is in nrpe.cfg])
# nscahost == send nsca message to update $SERVICEOUTPUT$ that eventhandler has been executed
# ifsev == execute this event handler on this severity (0=ok,1=warn,2=crit,4=warn||crit)
# proto == which protocol to exec command if ssh get username to exec command as
# debug == output to log

The rexec script is passed nagios MACROS as well as some user defined options.
It evaluates whether or not the event handler should be executed, and by
what protocol (nrpe or ssh). The $ifsev variable is what determines when to
execute the script; ie, if $SERVICESTATEID$ is 2(critical) and $ifsev is
2(critical), then execute the $command. The value of $ifsev matches the nagios
exit codes with one exception: if $ifsev is 4, then rexec will execute the
$command on a 1(warning) or 2(critical) state.

When rexec executes the $command it will also initiate a send_nsca message to
update the UI that the event handler was executed. I also run an send_nsca in the
$command script to let me know if it was executed, and what exit code it returned.