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Patch to provide for a -i | --ignore-missing option. This allows files that don't exist to be monitored for without causing an error. The use case is: * one process periodically pushes files to an "input" queue for a second process * the second process, when running cleanly will "consume" (process and remove) these files So the conditions to meet are: 1. If the file doesn't exist, that's fine (OK) 2. If the file exists, but is less than X seconds, that's fine (OK) 3. If the file exists, but greater than X seconds, no good (CRITICAL) Since now check_file_age doesn't permit this behavior, as a non-existent file is considered CRITICAL. Test case was contributed by our lovely Holger. Closes #1181, Closes #989, Closes #862, Closes #1187, Closes #845 Closes Debian Bug #496307 |
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| check_disk_smb.t | ||
| check_file_age.t | ||
| check_ifoperstatus.t | ||
| check_ifstatus.t | ||
| check_rpc.t | ||
| utils.t | ||