> Op 02/04/2012 om 11:10:09 +0200, schreef Leo Baltus:
>> Attached patch fixes a small memory leak introduced by my IPv6 patch I
>> sent earlier, see below.
>>
>> As I haven't got any reponse on my first post so I'll just resubmit the
>> complete patch.
>>
>
> Can somebody comment on my 2 patches I sent april 2nd?
>
I'm not the NRPE maintainer, but for what it's worth, I like them.
> It would be really nice if it could get merged before Nagios4 is
> released.
>
While I tentatively agree with that, there's no real reason to take
patches to NRPE before Nagios 4, as the two have no code dependencies
between them.
> If there is some work to be done on it, I might have some spare time do
> that, but please let me know what should be done.
>
On Nagios 4? Testing would be helpful. If you're in an asskicking
mood, you could go ahead and add an "accept new worker" handler
for the query-handler so external programs can register with Nagios
and request to run certain plugins.
check_nrpe would be one of the prime candidates for such persistent
workers, along with a generic do-all "check interface things over
snmp" thing. Don't go and write a ton of code for that snmp interface
thing though. I've got 99% of that done already
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