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check_wp
Current Version
0.1
Last Release Date
2012-09-06
Compatible With
- Nagios 3.x
Owner
License
GPL
Hits
57578
Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| check_wp.sh | The checker script |
| my.cnf | The Mysql profile |
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The script executes two check:
- compute an hash value for the Wordpress installation directory and
compare it with a given hash file,
- if the check is ok, compute an hash for each page in posts table and
compare it with an other given hash file
The plugin, using the opportune flag, creates also the hash files requested.
It use the md5deep as external program (install it before run the script).
Moreover the script require that the check, the database of the Wordpress instance and its site (apache) runs to the same server.
This script has been designed and written on Unix platform and tested only on Ubuntu distribution
Installation
1) Install the md5deep program (apt-get install md5deep)
2) Copy the shell script to libexec nagios directory
3) Rename the Mysql profile into ".my.cnf" and put it into the home of the user that run the check process
4) Modify the Mysql profile with the user and password used to connect to the Wordpress database
In my environment, I use the check with NRPE. The Mysql profile is in the home of root user and the NRPE command (nrpe.cfg) is defined by
command[check_business_lago_it]=sudo /usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_wp.sh -dh [Worpress home] -fh [filesystem file hash] -bh [database file hash] -db [Worpress database name]
- compute an hash value for the Wordpress installation directory and
compare it with a given hash file,
- if the check is ok, compute an hash for each page in posts table and
compare it with an other given hash file
The plugin, using the opportune flag, creates also the hash files requested.
It use the md5deep as external program (install it before run the script).
Moreover the script require that the check, the database of the Wordpress instance and its site (apache) runs to the same server.
This script has been designed and written on Unix platform and tested only on Ubuntu distribution
Installation
1) Install the md5deep program (apt-get install md5deep)
2) Copy the shell script to libexec nagios directory
3) Rename the Mysql profile into ".my.cnf" and put it into the home of the user that run the check process
4) Modify the Mysql profile with the user and password used to connect to the Wordpress database
In my environment, I use the check with NRPE. The Mysql profile is in the home of root user and the NRPE command (nrpe.cfg) is defined by
command[check_business_lago_it]=sudo /usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_wp.sh -dh [Worpress home] -fh [filesystem file hash] -bh [database file hash] -db [Worpress database name]
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