monitoring-plugins/plugins-scripts/check_uptime.pl, branch 3.0.0-rc3Monitoring Plugins
https://www.monitoring-plugins.org/repositories/monitoring-plugins/atom?h=3.0.0-rc32023-04-14T18:35:00ZFix a lot of typos reported by codespell2023-04-14T18:35:00ZJan Wagnerwaja@cyconet.org2023-04-14T14:37:47Zurn:sha1:0f3703e641f0f995a8abb40056cb5430b6c228c4check_uptime: Fix lowercase typo in plugin output2022-02-15T15:31:23ZAndreas Motlandreas.motl@elmyra.de2022-02-15T00:39:21Zurn:sha1:6c8b45a1691f4ce98f1c559a1e9cd1fef68c0fe2check_uptime: Add option to report uptime in days instead of seconds2022-02-15T15:09:47ZAndreas Motlandreas.motl@elmyra.de2022-02-12T13:41:54Zurn:sha1:c99a166a43fb9da42ba68073224921124a435aab
Currently, the plugin output is:
CRITICAL: Uptime is 38829029 seconds.
When using the proposed `--days|-d` option, it will be:
CRITICAL: Uptime is 449 days.Fixed error message, added comment2018-06-17T07:42:25ZBernd Arnoldwopfel@gmail.com2018-06-17T07:42:25Zurn:sha1:6a8564fb44ab6914dcc8ec63e8af6477803da080Drop uptime binary call2018-06-17T07:36:13ZBernd Arnoldwopfel@gmail.com2018-06-17T07:36:13Zurn:sha1:37f9b45266acfeb45157d3c27a65979b33c57df7
No need to call /bin/uptime, since the string can be generated with strftime(...).
Added help text for range support2018-06-17T07:20:16ZBernd Arnoldwopfel@gmail.com2018-06-17T07:20:16Zurn:sha1:28f4d144f286e115eb2502c6c9e130d26eaba441Remove useless (empty) print2018-06-17T07:19:55ZBernd Arnoldwopfel@gmail.com2018-06-17T07:19:55Zurn:sha1:b40d660bb38a7d43934c6c63962e3c50f524e55afix typo in check_uptime2018-06-13T18:23:21ZSven Nierleinsven@nierlein.de2018-06-13T18:23:21Zurn:sha1:0b9c85109b3b929993f0afa16cb069e67e94e872Refactoring2018-06-13T15:28:53ZBernd Arnoldwopfel@gmail.com2018-06-13T15:28:53Zurn:sha1:cf157ef84502ed86b006fbb6289b7ec94e8f0eb3
Better alignment.
Avoid duplications ("Exceeds ... threshold").
Introducing ranges for warning and critical2018-06-13T14:56:22ZBernd Arnoldwopfel@gmail.com2018-06-13T14:56:22Zurn:sha1:db499b6f5b82aff65171ac4cfa5b936ba1e5e5ad
Works as before:
-w 1w -c 2w
New (as before, but also warn if uptime < 5m, and crit if uptime < 2m):
-w 5m:1w -c 2m:2w
(idea by @sni)
Also refactored the time calculation, if a suffix is present:
New sub calc_as_seconds($)