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PsichoD
Thank you for this great plugin!
I'm using it in two different environments and it works perfectly.
I've ran into an bug though. When using a resource names with dashes in them (i.e. NY-Server-PROD-ManagementIP), I get the following in the output: check_crm CRITICAL - : ManagementIP Stopped (the "NY-Server-PROD-" is ommited). It looks like it's a regexp issue, but I'm not a Perl expert and can't figure out what's wrong here by myself.
Thanks!
I'm using it in two different environments and it works perfectly.
I've ran into an bug though. When using a resource names with dashes in them (i.e. NY-Server-PROD-ManagementIP), I get the following in the output: check_crm CRITICAL - : ManagementIP Stopped (the "NY-Server-PROD-" is ommited). It looks like it's a regexp issue, but I'm not a Perl expert and can't figure out what's wrong here by myself.
Thanks!
Owner's reply
This should be fixed in 0.6.
Thank you for a nice plugin!
In order to make it work on Fedora 16/17, that has a clamd config file at "/etc/clamd.d/scan.conf", I had to add a new variable called "$clamd_config" and change line 167:
+ my $clamd_conf = "/etc/clamd.d/scan.conf";
- chomp(my $clamd_ver = `$clamd_cmd -V`);
+chomp(my $clamd_ver = `$clamd_cmd -V -c $clamd_conf`);
Works great!
In order to make it work on Fedora 16/17, that has a clamd config file at "/etc/clamd.d/scan.conf", I had to add a new variable called "$clamd_config" and change line 167:
+ my $clamd_conf = "/etc/clamd.d/scan.conf";
- chomp(my $clamd_ver = `$clamd_cmd -V`);
+chomp(my $clamd_ver = `$clamd_cmd -V -c $clamd_conf`);
Works great!
byPsichoD, December 12, 2011
I tried the QNAP monitoring plugins. Worked great.
Going to give the other ones a shot later. Love the RPM options, makes it easier to deploy. It would be nice to have a yum repo.
Going to give the other ones a shot later. Love the RPM options, makes it easier to deploy. It would be nice to have a yum repo.