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Add check_logfiles to ITL
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@ -2907,6 +2907,38 @@ logstash_inflight_crit | **Optional.** Critical threshold of inflight events
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logstash_cpu_warn | **Optional.** Warning threshold for cpu usage in percent.
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logstash_cpu_crit | **Optional.** Critical threshold for cpu usage in percent.
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#### logfiles <a id="plugins-contrib-command-logfiles"></a>
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The [logfiles](https://labs.consol.de/nagios/check_logfiles/) plugin finds
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specified patterns in log files.
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Name | Description
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logfiles_tag | **Optional.** A short unique descriptor for this search. It will appear in the output of the plugin and is used to separare the different services.
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logfiles_logfile | **Optional.** This is the name of the log file you want to scan.
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logfiles_rotation | **Optional.** This is the method how log files are rotated. One of the predefined methods or a regular expression, which helps identify the rotated archives. If this key is missing, check_logfiles assumes that the log file will be simply overwritten instead of rotated.
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logfiles_critical_pattern | **Optional.** A regular expression which will trigger a critical error.
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logfiles_warning_pattern | **Optional.** A regular expression which will trigger a warning error.
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logfiles_critical_exception | **Optional.** A regular expression, the exceptions which are not counted as critical errors.
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logfiles_warning_exception | **Optional.** A regular expression, the exceptions which are not counted as warning errors.
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logfiles_ok_pattern | **Optional.** A regular expression which resets the error counters.
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logfiles_no_protocol | **Optional.** Normally all the matched lines are written into a protocol file with this file’s name appearing in the plugin’s output. This option switches this off.
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logfiles_syslog_server | **Optional.** With this option you limit the pattern matching to lines originating from the host check_logfiles is running on.
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logfiles_syslog_client | **Optional.** With this option you limit the pattern matching to lines originating from the host named in this option.
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logfiles_sticky | **Optional.** Errors are propagated through successive runs.
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logfiles_unstick | **Optional.** Resets sticky errors.
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logfiles_config | **Optional.** The name of a configuration file.
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logfiles_configdir | **Optional.** The name of a configuration directory. Configfiles ending in .cfg or .conf are (recursively) imported.
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logfiles_searches | **Optional.** A list of tags of those searches which are to be run. Using this parameter, not all searches listed in the config file are run, but only those selected.
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logfiles_selectedsearches | **Optional.** A list of tags of those searches which are to be run. Using this parameter, not all searches listed in the config file are run, but only those selected.
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logfiles_report | **Optional.** This option turns on multiline output (Default: off). The setting html generates a table which display the last hits in the service details view. Possible values are: short, long, html or off.
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logfiles_max_length | **Optional.** With this parameter long lines are truncated (Default: off). Some programs (e.g. TrueScan) generate entries in the eventlog of such a length, that the output of the plugin becomes longer than 1024 characters. NSClient++ discards these.
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logfiles_winwarncrit | **Optional.** With this parameter messages in the eventlog are classified by the type WARNING/ERROR (Default: off). Replaces or complements warning/criticalpattern.
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logfiles_run_unique | **Optional.** This parameter prevents check_logfiles from starting when there’s already another instance using the same config file. (exits with UNKNOWN).
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logfiles_timeout | **Optional.** This parameter causes an abort of a running search after a defined number of seconds. It is an aborted in a controlled manner, so that the lines which have been read so far, are used for the computation of the final result.
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logfiles_warning | **Optional.** Complex handler-scripts can be provided with a warning-parameter this way. Inside the scripts the value is accessible as the macro CL_WARNING.
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logfiles_critical | **Optional.** Complex handler-scripts can be provided with a critical-parameter this way. Inside the scripts the value is accessible as the macro CL_CRITICAL.
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### Metrics <a id="plugin-contrib-metrics"></a>
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vars.logstash_heap_warn = 70
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vars.logstash_heap_crit = 80
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}
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object CheckCommand "logfiles" {
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command = [ PluginContribDir + "/check_logfiles" ]
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arguments = {
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"--tag" = {
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value = "$logfiles_tag$"
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description = "A short unique descriptor for this search. It will appear in the output of the plugin and is used to separare the different services."
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}
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"--logfile" = {
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value = "$logfiles_logfile$"
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description = "This is the name of the log file you want to scan."
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}
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"--rotation" = {
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value = "$logfiles_rotation$"
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description = "This is the method how log files are rotated. One of the predefined methods or a regular expression, which helps identify the rotated archives. If this key is missing, check_logfiles assumes that the log file will be simply overwritten instead of rotated."
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}
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"--criticalpattern" = {
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value = "$logfiles_critical_pattern$"
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description = "A regular expression which will trigger a critical error."
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}
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"--warningpattern" = {
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value = "$logfiles_warning_pattern$"
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description = "A regular expression which will trigger a warning error."
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}
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"--criticalexception" = {
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value = "$logfiles_critical_exception$"
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description = "A regular expression, the exceptions which are not counted as critical errors."
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}
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"--warningexception" = {
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value = "$logfiles_warning_exception$"
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description = "A regular expression, the exceptions which are not counted as warning errors."
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}
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"--okpattern" = {
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value = "$logfiles_ok_pattern$"
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description = "A regular expression which resets the error counters."
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}
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"--noprotocol" = {
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set_if = "$logfiles_no_protocol$"
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description = "Normally all the matched lines are written into a protocol file with this file’s name appearing in the plugin’s output. This option switches this off."
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}
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"--syslogserver" = {
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set_if = "$logfiles_syslog_server$"
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description = "With this option you limit the pattern matching to lines originating from the host check_logfiles is running on."
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}
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"--syslogclient" = {
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value = "$logfiles_syslog_client$"
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description = "With this option you limit the pattern matching to lines originating from the host named in this option."
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}
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"--sticky" = {
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value = "$logfiles_sticky$"
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description = "Errors are propagated through successive runs."
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}
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"--unstick" = {
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set_if = "$logfiles_unstick$"
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description = "Resets sticky errors."
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}
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"--config" = {
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value = "$logfiles_config$"
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description = "The name of a configuration file."
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}
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"--configdir" = {
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value = "$logfiles_configdir$"
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description = "The name of a configuration directory. Configfiles ending in .cfg or .conf are (recursively) imported."
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}
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"--searches" = {
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value = "$logfiles_searches$"
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description = "A list of tags of those searches which are to be run. Using this parameter, not all searches listed in the config file are run, but only those selected."
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}
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"--selectedsearches" = {
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value = "$logfiles_selectedsearches$"
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description = "A list of tags of those searches which are to be run. Using this parameter, not all searches listed in the config file are run, but only those selected."
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}
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"--report" = {
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value = "$logfiles_report$"
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description = "This option turns on multiline output (Default: off). The setting html generates a table which display the last hits in the service details view. Possible values are: short, long, html or off"
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}
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"--maxlength" = {
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value = "$logfiles_max_length$"
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description = "With this parameter long lines are truncated (Default: off). Some programs (e.g. TrueScan) generate entries in the eventlog of such a length, that the output of the plugin becomes longer than 1024 characters. NSClient++ discards these."
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}
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"--winwarncrit" = {
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value = "$logfiles_winwarncrit$"
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description = "With this parameter messages in the eventlog are classified by the type WARNING/ERROR (Default: off). Replaces or complements warning/criticalpattern."
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}
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"--rununique" = {
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set_if = "$logfiles_run_unique$"
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description = "This parameter prevents check_logfiles from starting when there’s already another instance using the same config file. (exits with UNKNOWN)"
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}
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"--timeout" = {
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value = "$logfiles_timeout$"
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description = "This parameter causes an abort of a running search after a defined number of seconds. It is an aborted in a controlled manner, so that the lines which have been read so far, are used for the computation of the final result."
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}
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"--warning" = {
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value = "$logfiles_warning$"
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description = "Complex handler-scripts can be provided with a warning-parameter this way. Inside the scripts the value is accessible as the macro CL_WARNING."
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}
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"--critical" = {
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value = "$logfiles_critical$"
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description = "Complex handler-scripts can be provided with a critical-parameter this way. Inside the scripts the value is accessible as the macro CL_CRITICAL."
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}
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}
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}
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