nagios2trac
Let Nagios create or comment TRAC tickets for you
Privileges needed for Trac user
TICKET_MODIFY
TICKET_CREATE
TICKET_VIEW
XML_RPC
Installation
The easiest way to install nagios2trac and its dependencies:
$ pip install nagios2trac
Alternatively install it from source
$ git clone git@github.com:Jimdo/nagios2trac.git $ cd nagios2trac/ $ python setup.py install
Usage
Define these notification commands in nagios
service check:
nagios2trac.py --service-state "$SERVICESTATE$ $NOTIFICATIONTYPE$" --host-name "$HOSTNAME$" --description "$SERVICEDESC$" --longoutput "$SERVICEOUTPUT$"
host check:
nagios2trac.py --service-state "$HOSTSTATE$ $NOTIFICATIONTYPE$" --host-name "$HOSTNAME$" --description "" --longoutput ""
Changelog
0.5.1
use setup from setuptools so the tarball contains all files needed by fpm-cookery
0.5
fix rst formatting
raising to 0.5 because the prior version introduced a new param and therefore should have increased minor version
0.4.1
default description_template is more generic now
Bugfix: flapping state notifications don’t create a new ticket anymore
New param: ticket-owner. (optional) specify the trac ticket owner via commandline
0.4
exclude service state when matching full summary
outsource the description template into an own file in order to make the code better readable
new config option: description_template
dont create a new ticket when a host or service was acknowledged
0.3
refactored script in order to make it testable
added unit tests
0.2.2
BUGFIX: order descending when querying for open trac tickets in order to always match the latest ticket for comparison
0.2.1
BUGFIX: do not create a new ticket if a service or host recovers
make it possible to provide newlines in parameters with (this is useful for multiline longoutput)
0.2
new param: new_ticket_threshold (minutes)
if an open ticket with a different description for one host is found only post to it if last edit is time is < new_ticket_threshold minutes. otherwise create a new ticket
0.1.1
initial release
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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