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 |
|---|---|---|
| README.SuSE | 0000001070 1.04 KB | |
| nagios-nrpe-SuSEfirewall2 | 0000000382 382 Bytes | |
| nagios-nrpe-buffersize.patch | 0000001210 1.18 KB | |
| nagios-nrpe-rpmlintrc | 0000000293 293 Bytes | |
| nrpe-2.14.tar.bz2 | 0000418769 409 KB | |
| nrpe-drop_privileges_before_writing_pidfile.patch | 0000000540 540 Bytes | |
| nrpe-implicit_declaration.patch | 0000000274 274 Bytes | |
| nrpe-improved_help.patch | 0000002101 2.05 KB | |
| nrpe-more_random.patch | 0000000379 379 Bytes | |
| nrpe-uninitialized_variable.patch | 0000000345 345 Bytes | |
| nrpe-weird_output.patch | 0000000487 487 Bytes | |
| nrpe-xinetd.patch | 0000001337 1.31 KB | |
| nrpe.8 | 0000001875 1.83 KB | |
| nrpe.changes | 0000014146 13.8 KB | |
| nrpe.init | 0000003319 3.24 KB | |
| nrpe.spec | 0000010543 10.3 KB | |
| nrpe_check_control.patch | 0000000508 508 Bytes |
Revision 4 (latest revision is 94)
Lars Vogdt (lrupp)
committed
(revision 4)
after the renamed package has been installed (same, if the service is started via xinetd)
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 ...