The commit fixes a bug in the check-systemctl-service.sh script where the wrong command was being used to list units. The correct command, "systemctl ${user} list-units", is now used instead of "systemctl ${user} list-unit-files". This ensures that the script accurately checks for active services.
- Refactored code to improve readability and maintainability
- Added error handling for when Temper USB is not found
- Updated variable names for clarity
This commit adds a new bash script called check-env-temp.sh that monitors the internal temperature of the system and returns an exit code based on whether it is within acceptable limits. The script takes in command line arguments for setting warning and critical thresholds, and outputs a message indicating whether the temperature is OK, Warning or Critical along with performance data.
The code changes add a printf statement to format the output of the check-webcron.sh script. The new format rounds the value to three decimal places, improving readability.
This commit adds formatting improvements to the output of check-url.sh. Specifically, it formats the response time, DNS lookup time, and connect time to three decimal places. This makes the output more readable and easier to understand.
This commit adds two new variables, script_name and script_dir, to the check-systemctl-service.sh file. These variables are used to store the name of the script and its directory path respectively.
This commit refactors the check-dummy.sh script to include options for warning, critical and unknown status. The script now accepts the following command line arguments: --ok (default), --warning, --critical and --unknown. The exit codes have also been updated to reflect these new statuses.
This commit adds a new bash script called check-md.sh that can be used to monitor the status of a RAID device. The script takes in options for warning and critical events, and checks the status of the specified MD-device. It then returns an exit code based on whether any warning or critical events were triggered, along with a message describing the current state of the array.
The commit refactors the check-webcron.sh script to improve error messages. Specifically, it changes "URL UNKNOWN" to "WEBCRON UNKNOWN" and adds that prefix to all related error messages.
The script's usage message has been updated to reflect the correct functionality of the script. The previous message was incorrect and referred to disk usage instead of checking if a URL is available.
This commit adds a new bash script that monitors webcron jobs. The script takes in options such as proxy server, warning and critical levels, and URL to be monitored. It then checks the status of the URL and returns an exit code based on whether it is OK, Warning or Critical.
Added a new bash script that always returns OK. The script has usage instructions and exit codes. It also uses getopt to parse arguments.
Significant changes:
- Added check-dummy.sh
- Script always returns OK
- Usage instructions added
- Exit codes defined
- Getopt used for argument parsing
This commit adds a new bash script that checks the response time of a given URL. The script takes in options for proxy server, warning and critical levels for response time, and the URL to be checked. It returns exit codes based on whether the response time is within acceptable limits or not.
This commit adds the check-systemctl-service.sh script which can be used to check if a systemd unit is active. The script takes in a unit file as an argument and has an optional flag to check for running within the current user. It returns exit codes based on whether the service is active, inactive or unknown.
The commit refactors the shell scripts for checking disk, load and memory usage. The changes include updating the usage instructions and options for each script. The new options allow users to set warning and critical levels for each check.
Added three new scripts to check the status of disk usage, system load and memory usage. Each script takes in options for warning and critical levels, as well as an option to choose which average to use for the load level. The output includes information on used, available and total space/usage along with percentage values.
This commit adds the GNU General Public License to the project, which is a free, copyleft license for software and other kinds of works. The license guarantees users' freedom to share and change all versions of a program, ensuring it remains free software for all its users. The license also requires developers to protect users' rights by asserting copyright on the software and offering legal permission to copy, distribute, and/or modify it.
Jeroen De Meerleer