[Nagiosplug-devel] RFC: New threshold syntax
Thomas Guyot-Sionnest
dermoth at aei.ca
Thu Mar 20 12:09:45 CET 2008
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On 19/03/08 05:48 PM, Max wrote:
> Thomas, Ton,
>
> Do both of you think that using RPN-style notation would be too
> burdensome on users? It resolves a lot of the issues you are
> discussing and meets Andreas' request to have argument parsing done in
> a fashion that doesn't cause compatibility issues with buggy /
> problematic shells ...
>
> CPU check ...
>
> --warning 'kernel,80%,gte,system,90%,gte' --critical 'system,99%,gt'
>
> Range check
>
> --warning 'bpm,60,120,notwithin'
>
> where order is
>
> metric,number[,number]?,operator
>
> Something along those lines?
Well, if you want something like that why not making it like my
suggestion which:
1. is a bit clearer: just like your example but using name=value pairs
instead of values alone
2. Is a standard way of specifying parameters, and is parseable using
standard libraries.
Thomas
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