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WordPress-Update-Notifier
Current Version
1.0
Last Release Date
2011-07-06
Compatible With
- Nagios 1.x
- Nagios 2.x
- Nagios 3.x
Owner
Twitter Handle
binfalse
License
GPL
Hits
92578
Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| check_wp.PHP | check_wp.PHP |
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This script checks whether there are updates for your WordPress installation. It’s written in PHP to use the WordPress code itself, we don’t need to to reinvent the wheel ;-)
There are two types of checks:
Web-based checks: If you are not allowed or however not able to setup Nagios (or whatever monitoring solution you’re using) on the web-server you can check the WP-core-version remotely. The plugin will download your website and compares the version in the header with the lastes version provided by the WordPress-API. It’s only working if you don’t suppress the header field , e.g. with plugins like Secure WordPress. Just pass your domain together with --web to the plugin.
Local installation checks: If your monitoring solution has access to your installation files you should provide this path along with
Read the full documentation at the plugins homepage!
There are two types of checks:
Web-based checks: If you are not allowed or however not able to setup Nagios (or whatever monitoring solution you’re using) on the web-server you can check the WP-core-version remotely. The plugin will download your website and compares the version in the header with the lastes version provided by the WordPress-API. It’s only working if you don’t suppress the header field , e.g. with plugins like Secure WordPress. Just pass your domain together with --web to the plugin.
Local installation checks: If your monitoring solution has access to your installation files you should provide this path along with
--dir.
Read the full documentation at the plugins homepage!
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