Isolated Nagios/Icinga functionality from drush_multi, for Nagios/Icinga monitoring via NRPE Plugin or ssh as Drush plugin.

It just prints a message and exit with an exit status (severity).

You can find the original project page at http://drupal.org/project/drush_nagios .

drush_nagios includes the following commands:

Checks for pending updates including Drupal (core), modules and themes grouped by type/serverity of update followed by the corresonding modules.

This command has 2 option to ignore projects.

• Via --ignore option, followed by project or comma seperated list of projects
• Or via --ignore-locked option, which ignores project that are locked via drush pm-update --lock

In both cases the ignored projects does not affect the exit status but they got listed with their severity.

Checks for pending database updates.

Anything at Drupals status report (Administer -> Reports -> Status report) for met requirements and their serverity, such as:

• module updates
• last run of cron
• database schema
• files directory writability
• access to update.php
• files directory protection via .htaccess
• every project that implements hook_requirements()

Like in check-updates, this command has a --ignore option for ignoring requirements/facilities too with the same behaviour as above.

Ignored requirements does not affect the exit status but they got listed with their severity.

Since this is a Drush extension, you will need Drush greater or equal Drush version 5.

Download from project page and extract this extension to a number of places:

• In a .drush folder in your HOME folder.
• Along with one of your existing modules. If your command is related to an existing module, this is the preferred option.
• In a folder specified with the include option.
• In /path/to/drush/commands (not a "Smart Thing to Do", but it would work).

Since this is as drupal.org project, you might install it via drush, just type:

drush @none dl drush_nagios

• See example.aliases.drushrc.php at examples directory for drush_nagios specific settings within an alias file.
• See example.drushrc.php at examples directory for drush_nagios specific settings within a Drush runtime config (drushrc) file.

Every command got a help, for options, examples and further informations just type:

drush help COMMAND

• See example.aliases.drushrc.php for example of valid statements for an alias file.
• See example.drushrc.php for examples of valid statements for a Drush runtime config (drushrc) file.
• See Drush Nagios (drush_nagios) Doxygen Dokumentation

• Florian Latzel (fl3a) - https://drupal.org/user/51103

Thanks to the mighty hundfred, friend and Bastard Operator from Hell, who inspired me to write this (Nagios) Drush plugin.