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christoph.mueller
bychristoph.mueller, March 30, 2018
I think the postfix installer on debian set spermissions after each upgrade. (postfix set-permissions). So changing permission does not have a permanent effect.
If you want to use this plugin after all without changing the owner of /var/spool/postfix subdirectories - then here is what I've done:
# add user nagios to postfix group
usermod -a -G postfix nagios
# add user nagios to postdrop group
usermod -a -G postdrop nagios
# add user nagios to root group (very insecure)
usermod -a -G root nagios
# allow directory listing for all postfix directories
find /var/spool/postfix -type d -exec chmod g+x {} +
If you want to use this plugin after all without changing the owner of /var/spool/postfix subdirectories - then here is what I've done:
# add user nagios to postfix group
usermod -a -G postfix nagios
# add user nagios to postdrop group
usermod -a -G postdrop nagios
# add user nagios to root group (very insecure)
usermod -a -G root nagios
# allow directory listing for all postfix directories
find /var/spool/postfix -type d -exec chmod g+x {} +
bychristoph.mueller, May 25, 2017
Works fine. I've just changed line 356 to add performance data to output:
print "DISK $retour $output|$perf_data\n";
print "DISK $retour $output|$perf_data\n";
