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Nagios plugins to monitor Bacula.
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flegma.blog.comNagios monitor for Bacula with Postgresql database written in Python. Depends on PSYCOPG2 Python module for database connection.
check_bacula-restore
trac.korsani.fr/wiki/nagios-pluginsCheck whether a given bacula client can successfully be restored.
check_bacula.pl
The script queries Bacula database for number of successful or still running backups of a given job. It's also possible to query number of errors of the job's instances and check errors of BeforeJob and AfterJob scripts.
check_bacula.py
This check script/plugin checks all backup jobs in a given timeframe (default: 2 days) and report an error or warning if one of the jobs failed, according to the bacula statuses. Unlike other bacula check scripts it can check all jobs at once, eliminat ...
check_bacula_lastbackup.pl
Checks the age of the last successfull backup of a given client and (optional) of a given level.
check_bacula_log
github.com/glensc/nagios-plugin-check_bacula_logNagios plugin that checks Bacula logs for last status run.
check_bacula_since
This checks that days elapsed since last successful run of a given job / level doesn't exceed defined value.
