>> object CheckCommand "check-openvpn" {
>> import "plugin-check-command"
>> import "ipv4-or-ipv6"
>>
>> vars.ip_port = ""
>> vars.ip_ports = ""
>> vars.ip_protocol = {{
>> var tcp = macro("$openvpn_tcp_port$")
>> var udp = macro("$openvpn_udp_port$")
>>
>> if (tcp) {
>> vars.ip_protocol = "-sP"
>> vars.ip_port = "-p"
>> vars.ip_ports = [ "T:" + tcp ]
>> return
>> } else {
>> vars.ip_protocol = "-sU"
>> vars.ip_port = "-p"
>> vars.ip_ports = [ "U:" + udp ]
>> return
>> }
>> }}
>> command = [ PluginDir + "/check_openvpn" ]
> # would really love to echo $ip_protocol $ip_port etc right about here
> or even higher - *somehow*
>> arguments = {
>> "-h" = "$check_address$"
>> "-p" = "$vars.ip_protocol$"
>> "-z" = "$vars.ip.port$"
>> "-x" = "$vars.ip.ports$"
>> }
>>
>> }
Well, the debug log explains actually, it does most certainly show you what
you are running. Read the docs on params, if the value is not there you have
not forced out to error.
ip_ports != ip.ports
Hth,
jlc
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