okerrclient
okerrclient is old client for okerr network/host monitoring system (okerr-dev git repo).
Most (especially new) users should not need to use this okerrclient package and should use okerrupdate client instead (it's much newer, redesigned and simpler to use) but okerrclient has features to use okerr API which is missed in small okerrupdate utilities.
Example usage
assume your project has textid 'mytextid'
simple indicator update create (minimalistic)
okerrclient -n delme -s OK
more complex example
okerrclient -i mytextid -n delme -s OK -S bzbzbz -u http://dev.okerr.com/okerr -m "numerical|minlim=0|maxlim=100" -v
run API queries
configure textid=mytextid and api-key = your_project_okerr_api_key in /etc/okerrclient.conf.
okerrclient --api-indicators
okerrclient --api-indicator --name MyIndicator
okerrclient --api-filter sslcert '!policy:Default'
okerrclient --name MyIndicator --api-set url=http://google.com/ retest=1
Or use in script (set policy 'Daily' for all 'whois' indicator with policy 'Default'):
for i in `okerrclient --api-filter whois policy:Default`;
do
echo fix $i;
okerrclient -i okerr --name $i --api-set policy=Daily;
done
Other okerr resources
- Okerr main website
- Okerr-server source code repository
- Okerr client (okerrupdate) repositoty and okerrupdate documentation
- Okerrbench network server benchmark
- Okerr custom status page
- Okerr JS-powered static status page
- Okerr network sensor
- Demo ISP prototype client for ISP/hoster/webstudio providing paid okerr access to customers
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