Releases: HunnyPuns/nagios-windows-plugins
v0.1.12-beta
What's Changed
- check_process.ps1 CPU metric not measuring CPU. Issue #18 by @HunnyPuns in #22
- Code cleanup. Changing write-hosts to write-outputs by @HunnyPuns in #23
Full Changelog: v0.1.11-beta...v0.1.12-beta
v0.1.11-beta
Fixed a bug in check_memory.ps1 when telling the plugin to show used memory, it still showed available memory.
v0.1.10-beta
Updates to check_by_winrm.py.
Basically a complete re-write from vex-milk (thank you!)
Details can be found in PR 17.
On top of everything from vex-milk, I re-built some of the tools that I need for this project, such as basic-http/s authentication, and the ability to present the user password as a command line argument. Not the best of situations, for sure, but that's how Nagios rolls right now.
More details can be found in PR 20
v0.1.9-beta
Resolve issue 15 where check_cpu.ps1 would fail when multiple CPU sockets were present.
v0.1.8-beta
Fixed a quick bug in the error handling. I want errors in connecting to the Windows machine to return an UNKNOWN state.
v0.1.7-beta
Added error handling to check_by_winrm.py
v0.1.6-beta
Quick update to check_by_winrm.py
Changes:
- Suppress NTLM warnings when running from CentOS 7.
- Added -v/--verbose flag to dump a bunch of information about what's going on in the plugin.
v0.1.5-beta
v0.1.4-beta
Fixed:
- check_by_winrm.py returning 1 regardless of exit code from the plugin
- check_by_winrm.py --auth flag no longer requires case sensitive input
v0.1.3-beta
Fixed a few bugs.
Args are no longer required for the plugins you want to run through check_by_winrm.py
Precision is fixed in check_memory.ps1
check_volume.ps1 performance data does not result in extra underscores ( _ ). This was done by removing the colon and backslashes at the beginning, and the backslash at the end of the volume being checked. Deliberately left potential backslashes in the middle of the volume name alone, in case someone has a mount point that is a directory or two deep.