Nagios has been around for quite some time, but producing output it can consume is something of a black art. Only the plugin documentation actually explains what all the extra semicolons or extended formatting even means.
This is especially onerous when performance consuming add-ons expect a specific structure before operating properly. This package strives to greatly simplify the process of actually generating Nagios output using Python.
Please see the TODO file for a very rudimentary roadmap for this project! Development should pick up after the move to github thanks to the increase in volunteers.
Vendor (Original): Leapfrog Online
Author (Original): Shaun Thomas <shaun@bonesmoses.org>
Source (Original): https://github.com/bonesmoses/NagAconda
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