nagios plugin to check the system state according to systemd

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Florian Heigl 754f736dd6 Nagios Compliant output Hi, the plugin output should stick to the Nagios plugin guidelines, that means you would need to start with OK/CRIT(ICAL))/UNKNOWN/WARN(ING) Probably you want your actual "System is" text back in the output, I just didn't want to fiddle around in your code.	8 years ago
README.md	Use dbus-python to query system state and failed units	8 years ago
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Florian Heigl 754f736dd6 Nagios Compliant output

Hi,

the plugin output should stick to the Nagios plugin guidelines, that means you would need to start with OK/CRIT(ICAL))/UNKNOWN/WARN(ING)

Probably you want your actual "System is" text back in the output, I just didn't want to fiddle around in your code.

README.md

Use dbus-python to query system state and failed units

check_systemd_state

Nagios Compliant output

README.md

check_systemd_state

Nagios plugin to check the system state according to systemd. This plugin checks the system's state according to systemd, i.e.

$ systemctl is-system-running
degraded

If it reports anything other than "running", be sure to check the output of these commands:

$ systemctl list-units
$ systemctl status

Requires python-dbus.

License: Public Domain. Keep my name in it if you like. Author: Mike Gerber 2015, 2016