Wrong list. Sorry about that.
Andreas Ericsson wrote:
> Ahoy all.
>
> To all those who have tested and commented on check_rta, thanks.
>
> I've fixed the SIGSEGV crash (I think, at least I can't reproduce it on
> my own system any more), and some timing issues causing check_rta to
> time out prematurely with an obscene packet loss even in close quarters.
>
> Inspired by the check_traceroute (or check_route, I don't remember) perl
> plugin, I've also added an -l flag to specify time-to-live on outgoing
> packets. It accepts an empty value, so it should work nicely for
> checking redundant lines (and hosts) in Nagios 2.0.
>
> The latest version is available from the usual places;
> https://devel.op5.se/oss
> http://oss.op5.se/nagios
>
> For those of you who have offered me access to Solaris and *BSD boxes,
> I've attached my public SSH-key. The following commands should work to
> allow me in without a password.
> useradd -m exon
> mkdir ~exon/.ssh
> cp id_dsa.pub ~exon/.ssh/authorized_keys
> chown exon:exon -R ~exon/.ssh
> chmod 700 -R ~exon/.ssh
>
> Send me a private email with the hostname/ip-address when you're done.
> I'd like to spend this day testing everything out so it can be in the
> 1.4-release of the plugins and we can finally get rid of check_ping and
> the likes.
>
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Andreas Ericsson [email protected]
OP5 AB www.op5.se
Lead Developer
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