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Funny. I wanted to do this myself but then I found this script. Nice! Saved some work.
I had to heavily modify it to fit my needs though. Code error: Line 187 change to: -a “$ARG” != “outputv” -a “$ARG” != “linefreq” -a “$ARG” != “all” -a “$ARG” != “battdate”] -> battdate was missing
And Line frequency; in- and out voltage are doing a “Max Value exceeded” check. This makes no sense; since I want to check for minimum values. So I changed the “-ge” evals to “-le” and remove sanity checks altogether; I could do so since this plugin can just replace the old check command.
In my opinion its much to verbose; maybe add a -v option do get rid of the $MSG? I set this var as empty string.
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