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This plugin works well on all type of file counts. I’m using it to monitor total number of Nagios Backup Files on daily basis.
So, I set the “check_interval” every 1440 minutes. (1 day)
Below is my configuration:
####################START commands.cfg
define command { command_name check_file_count command_line $USER1$/check_file_count.sh $ARG1$ $ARG2$ $ARG3$ $ARG4$ } ####################END
####################sTART localhost.cfg
define service{ use file-count-service service_description Nagios Backup Log File Count check_command check_file_count!/home/Nagios_Backup/!365!400!*.tar.gz host_name localhost } ####################END
Description:- Here, when nagios backup log file count reaches > 365 day, I get WARNING ALERT. It means, I have last 1 year backup files under “/home/Nagios_backup” directory.
CRITICAL Alert is set for 400 days.
SUM UP: Hope this plugin work with NRPE to monitor my cPanel files.