A very simple module to allow nagios service check results to be submitted via NSCA.
Usage
>>> import pynsca
>>> from pynsca import NSCANotifier
>>> notif = NSCANotifier("nagios")
>>> notif.svc_result("host", "service", pynsca.OK, "Looks Good!")
Prebuild RPM packages
The Bareos project builds (using open build server) and publishes python-pynsca RPM packages for a variety of RPM based Linux distribution, you can directly install from the repository: http://download.bareos.org/bareos/contrib/
Debian / Ubuntu packages may follow later.
Requirements
Python 2.4 or higher
python-mcrypt, if using AES encryption
pycrypto, if using 3DES encryption
No other libraries required
Issues
- Please file any bugs or feature requests at
Changes
1.6 (Unreleased)
Debian package updated.
spec file to generate a RPM package.
1.5
PyCrypto is only required when using 3DES encryption (mode 3).
1.4
The library now supports 3DES encryption (mode 3). This adds the requirement for PyCrypto.
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