Plugin | Check Folder Time Stamp
Re: Plugin | Check Folder Time Stamp
Some of us down here are familiar with the plugin check, so if you have continued issues, feel free to reach out. Thanks for all the help as usual eloyd.
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Re: Plugin | Check Folder Time Stamp
Hi abrist,
If you can help with this I would really appreciate this.
I've been using NSCLient++ CheckFile2 but it doesn't check for folders and only check on files.
I really need a plugin that can check folders [the modified times on the folder] in windows
eloyd, thanks for your time and effort.
If you can help with this I would really appreciate this.
I've been using NSCLient++ CheckFile2 but it doesn't check for folders and only check on files.
I really need a plugin that can check folders [the modified times on the folder] in windows
eloyd, thanks for your time and effort.
Re: Plugin | Check Folder Time Stamp
No worries. Sorry I can't help with the Windows side more. Our customers just don't use Windows. ![Smile :-)](./images/smilies/icon_e_smile.gif)
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Re: Plugin | Check Folder Time Stamp
@v, yeah I've been looking around, I'm not turning up much. If you have someone in house that is handy with powershell, or even batch, you could create a plugin to do this that would be quite simple.
1. Pass a command through that lists the folder(s) and their last modification time
2. Capture that output
3. Check against a warning and critical threshold passed in against the plugin
4. Output exit code and status text for OK, Warning, Critical, Unknown
5. Test from Nagios
6. Call it a day!
1. Pass a command through that lists the folder(s) and their last modification time
2. Capture that output
3. Check against a warning and critical threshold passed in against the plugin
4. Output exit code and status text for OK, Warning, Critical, Unknown
5. Test from Nagios
6. Call it a day!