Nagios Remote Plug-In Executor
http://www.nagios.org/
NRPE can be used to run nagios plug-ins on a remote machine for
executing local checks.
This package contains the software for NRPE server.
It could be run by inet-daemon or as stand-alone daemon
- Sources inherited from project server:monitoring
- Devel package for openSUSE:Factory
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| Filename | Size | Changed |
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| README.SUSE | 0000002586 2.53 KB | |
| README.SUSE.systemd-addon | 0000000275 275 Bytes | |
| _link | 0000000124 124 Bytes | |
| check_nrpe.cfg | 0000000867 867 Bytes | |
| nrpe-4.0.3.tar.bz2 | 0000496726 485 KB | |
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nrpe-4.0.4-silence_wrong_package_version_messages. |
0000001320 1.29 KB | |
| nrpe-SuSEfirewall2 | 0000000382 382 Bytes | |
| nrpe-dh.h | 0000002181 2.13 KB | |
| nrpe-disable-chkconfig_in_Makefile.patch | 0000000571 571 Bytes | |
| nrpe-implicit_declaration.patch | 0000000307 307 Bytes | |
| nrpe-improved_help.patch | 0000001287 1.26 KB | |
| nrpe-rpmlintrc | 0000000107 107 Bytes | |
| nrpe-static_dh_parameters.patch | 0000001788 1.75 KB | |
| nrpe.8 | 0000001875 1.83 KB | |
| nrpe.changes | 0000032054 31.3 KB | |
| nrpe.init | 0000003319 3.24 KB | |
| nrpe.spec | 0000014193 13.9 KB | |
| nrpe.xml | 0000000315 315 Bytes | |
| nrpe_check_control.patch | 0000000538 538 Bytes | |
| usr.sbin.nrpe | 0000001426 1.39 KB |
Revision 82 (latest revision is 94)
Lars Vogdt (lrupp)
committed
(revision 82)
- added nrpe-4.0.4-silence_wrong_package_version_messages.patch NRPE logs 'packet version was invalid' and 'Could not read request from client' if the NRPE version on the client does not match the one on the server side. This patch reduces the importance of the log entry to be just informal, which should silent most client logs, while it makes it still available for debugging.
Comments 1
The inclusion of the "%{release}" makro in the "Provides" / "Obsoletes" fields of the package metadata means that on each and every rebuild there's a diff to the previous build and the new build is published even when there are no real changes. That causes quite some "noise" for me with SuSE Manager quite often telling me I had updates to approve of. I'm not exactly sure if %{version} wouldn't be sufficient but I thought I could at least give a heads up here ...