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check_sa-update
check_sa-update uses the sa-update tool to verify that you have the current spamassassin rulesets installed. It's very basic and meets my needs, but I'm happy to incorporate any suggested changes as time permits. check_sa-update is written in perl, an ...
nlist
Nlist is a utility that will parse the nagios database files and return a list of systems based on a simple query. This is useful, for example, to run remote commands via ssh for a group of systems. It is written in perl and requires the Nagios::Config m ...
check_essential_processes (windows)
check_essential_processes takes a space-separated list of processes and returns critical if any are not running. This is written in perl, so requires a perl environment to run. It runs great under tinyperl, and my preferred use is to compile before de ...
check_essential_services (windows)
check_essential_services takes a string of services and returns critical if any are not running. It is written in perl, and works fine with tinyperl. I put my scripts (compiled first) and the tinyperl environment in nsclient++/scripts/perl
check_hostname (windows)
gksnetworks.com/check_hostname is used to ensure a windows host resolves to the same address on an authoritative name server. If the reverse-resolve does not match the machines IP address and local host name, critical is returned. This is written in perl and works ...
check_processes (windows)
check_processes takes a list of allowed processes and returns warning and critical based on thresholds if processes not on the list are running. The script is written in perl, so requires a perl environment to run. Tinyperl works fine. Place the tiny ...
check_users (windows)
check_users looks at the number of users, along with an allowed user list and returns warning and critical based on thresholds or if an unknown user is logged into the system. This script uses perl, so a perl environment must be available on the client ...
check_ovsbond
A simple perl script to check ovs bond status. I use this on my proxmox server. No parameters, no help. You will need to execute with sudo.
check_systemd_service
This one is embarrassingly simple, but I needed to ensure that a local service was running on a systemd box. So this is it.
