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1title: Development
2parent: Home
3menu-position: 5
4---
5
6# Development
7
8## Software Repositories
9
10The [Nagios Plugins Development Team][team] takes care of three projects:
11
12* Nagios Plugins — the core bundle of standard plugins.
13* Nagios::Plugin — a module used by plugins written in Perl.
14* NagiosMIB — SNMP MIB files for traps sent from [Nagios][nagios].
15
16These projects are maintained in separate repositories on [GitHub][github]:
17
18* <https://github.com/nagios-plugins/repositories>
19
20Contributions are always welcome! If you'd like to provide patches, please
21[fork][fork] the desired repository and submit a [pull request][pull]. In
22case you're not familiar with Git, you might want to look into [Scott
23Chacon][scott]'s [Pro Git][book] book available on the [Git web site][git]
24first.
25
26## Development Guidelines
27
28Apart from the actual code, the [team][team] also maintains the official
29[Nagios Plugin Development Guidelines][guidelines]. If you plan on
30contributing to the standard plugins package, or writing your own checks, you
31should read them!
32
33## Test Suite
34
35The Nagios Plugins bundle comes with an extensive test suite. Some of the
36tests require [libtap][libtap], a copy of which is shipped with the Nagios
37Plugins source tarball. In order to execute all tests, issue the following
38commands:
39
40 $ ./tools/setup # When building from Git.
41 $ ./configure --enable-libtap
42 $ make
43 $ make test
44
45Regular tests of the latest code are scheduled automatically on various
46platforms, the results can be [viewed online][tests].
47
48[team]: team.html "Nagios Plugins Development Team"
49[nagios]: http://www.nagios.org/ "Nagios"
50[github]: https://github.com/ "GitHub"
51[fork]: https://help.github.com/articles/fork-a-repo "Fork Documentation"
52[pull]: https://help.github.com/articles/using-pull-requests "Pull Request Documentation"
53[scott]: http://scottchacon.com/ "Scott Chacon"
54[book]: http://git-scm.com/book "Pro Git"
55[git]: http://git-scm.com/ "Git"
56[guidelines]: doc/guidelines.html "Nagios Plugin Development Guidelines"
57[libtap]: http://jc.ngo.org.uk/trac-bin/trac.cgi/wiki/LibTap "LibTap Homepage"
58[tests]: tests.html "Test Results"
59
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1title: Extra-Opts
2parent: Documentation
3---
4
5# Extra-Opts
6
7Starting with the 1.4.12 release, Nagios C plugins support reading
8configuration options from a configuration file. This needs to be enabled at
9compile-time for now (`--enable-extra-opts`) and will be enabled by default in
10the future. Perl plugins using the Nagios::Plugin module have this support
11since version 0.16.
12
13You can easily know if a plugin supports *extra-opts* by checking the `--help`
14output for the `--extra-opts` option. Once compiled in, the `--extra-opts`
15plugin option allows reading extra options from a config file. The syntax for
16the command is:
17
18 --extra-opts=[section][@file]
19
20Some examples:
21
22* Read `special_opts` section of default config file:
23
24 ./check_stuff --extra-opts=special_opts
25
26* Read `special_opts` section of `/etc/myconfig.ini`:
27
28 ./check_stuff --extra-opts=special_opts@/etc/myconfig.ini
29
30* Read `check_stuff` section of `/etc/myconfig.ini`:
31
32 ./check_stuff --extra-opts=@/etc/myconfig.ini
33
34* Read `check_stuff` section of default config file and use additional
35 arguments along with the other specified arguments (*extra-opts* arguments
36 are always processed first no matter where `--extra-opts` appears on the
37 command line):
38
39 ./check_stuff --extra-opts -jk --some-other-opt
40
41The default nagios plugins file is used if no explicit filename is given. The
42current standard locations checked are:
43
44* `/etc/nagios/plugins.ini`
45* `/usr/local/nagios/etc/plugins.ini`
46* `/usr/local/etc/nagios/plugins.ini`
47* `/etc/opt/nagios/plugins.ini`
48* `/etc/nagios-plugins.ini`
49* `/usr/local/etc/nagios-plugins.ini`
50* `/etc/opt/nagios-plugins.ini`
51
52To use a custom location, set a `NAGIOS_CONFIG_PATH` environment variable to
53the set of directories that should be checked (this is a colon-separated list
54just like `PATH`). The first `plugins.ini` or `nagios-plugins.ini` file found
55in these directories will be used.
56
57To specify an option without parameter, you can use a key without value, but
58the equal sign must remain, for example:
59
60 allow-regex=
61
62Also note that repeated keys are allowed within sections just like you can
63repeat arguments on the command line.
64
65The basic theory is that options specified in the configuration files are
66substituted at the beginning of the command line.
67
68The initial use case for this functionality is for hiding passwords, so you do
69not have to define sensitive credentials in the Nagios configuration and these
70options won't appear in the command line.
71
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2parent: Documentation
3---
4
5# FAQ
6
7The list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) will come back soon.
8
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1title: Documentation
2parent: Home
3menu-position: 3
4---
5
6# Documentation
7
8The Nagios Plugins documentation is split up into three parts:
9
101. **[Manual Pages][man]**
11 This part provides documentation for each individual plugin.
12
132. **[FAQ][faq]**
14 The FAQ section offers additional information on the Nagios Plugins
15 package as a whole.
16
173. **[Presentation][video]**
18 A video that shows how to write your own check using the
19 [Nagios::Plugin][module] Perl module.
20
21[man]: doc/man/index.html "Manual Pages"
22[faq]: doc/faq/index.html "Frequently Asked Questions"
23[video]: doc/presentation.html "Nagios::Plugin Presentation"
24[module]: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Nagios-Plugin/ "Nagios::Plugin"
25
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1title: Manpages
2parent: Documentation
3---
4
5# Manual Pages
6
7There are two levels of documentation for each plugin:
8
91. **`check_dummy --usage`**
10 Basic usage, with the most common command line options.
11
122. **`check_dummy --help`**
13 More text, listing all the options available for a plugin. This text is
14 usually translated.
15
16You can also access the most recent `--help` output for each plugin online:
17
18<!--% list_kids() %-->
19
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2parent: Documentation
3---
4
5# Presentation
6
7Former Nagios Plugins team lead Ton Voon gave a 15-minutes lightning talk
8about the Nagios Plugins at [FOSDEM][fosdem]. He made a screencast of [the
9presentation][talk] in Quicktime format (35&nbsp;MB):
10
11* [fosdem.mov][screencast]
12
13The `check_weather` script demonstrated in the screencast is also available
14for download, with additional comments:
15
16* [check_weather.pl][script]
17
18Both files are also [available via FTP][mirror].
19
20[fosdem]: https://fosdem.org/ "FOSDEM"
21[talk]: https://archive.fosdem.org/2007/schedule/events/lt_nagios_plugins.html "Ton's Talk"
22[screencast]: https://www.nagios-plugins.org/download/presentation/fosdem.mov "Screencast"
23[script]: https://www.nagios-plugins.org/download/presentation/check_weather.pl "check_weather"
24[mirror]: ftp://ftp.fu-berlin.de/unix/network/nagios-plugins/presentation/ "FTP Mirror"
25
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1title: Version 1.5
2parent: Download
3---
4
5# Version 1.5 Released
6
7*Wednesday, October 2, 2013*
8
9The Nagios Plugins Development Team is proud to announce version 1.5 of the
10Nagios Plugins! This release comes with the new `check_dbi` plugin written by
11Sebastian Harl, and includes lots of enhancements and fixes provided by more
12than forty contributors. Many thanks to all of you!
13
14Special kudos go to Sven Nierlein for fixing numerous bugs, reviewing many
15pull requests, bringing our test suite back into shape, and setting up
16automated tests on a variety of platforms. This helped us spotting lots of
17bugs *before* the release. Let me also thank Ton Voon for doing the
18unenviable work of updating the bundled Perl modules; and our newest team
19member Jan Wagner for all his help with patch review.
20
21See below for a list of major changes. Note that the new `check_http` version
22introduces two minor backwards incompatibilities mentioned at the end of that
23list, so please be sure to check whether they might affect you.
24
25You can get the tarball from our [download page][download].
26
27## Enhancements
28
29* New `check_dbi` plugin for checking an (SQL) database using DBI
30* Let OpenSSL load its configuration file (see the `OPENSSL_config(3)` man
31 page)
32* Add performance data to `check_apt`
33* Add performance data to `check_procs`
34* Added `-4`/`-6` options to `check_dig`
35* New `check_oracle` `--connect` option to perform real login
36* New `check_nagios` `-t` option to override the default timeout
37* New `check_disk` `-f`/`--freespace-ignore-reserved` option to ignore space
38 reserved for root
39* New `check_disk` `-N`/`--include-type` option to limit the filesystem types
40 to check
41* Allow for building the plugins in parallel
42* Add `--without-{dbi,ldap,radius}` options to `./configure`
43* Made Verbose output of `check_sensors` compliant
44* New switch `-E`/`--extended-perfdata` for `check_http` to print additional
45 performance data
46* New `check_http` `-d` option to specify a string to expect within the
47 response headers
48* New `check_http` `-J`/`-K` options for client certificate authentication
49 support
50* Add support for executing queries to `check_pgsql`
51* Let `check_pgsql` accept a UNIX socket directory as hostname
52* New `check_pgsql` `-o` option to specify additional connection parameters
53* New `check_fping` `-S` option to specify the source IP address
54* New `check_fping` `-I` option to specify the interface to bind to
55* Let `check_fping` support IPv6
56* New `check_procs` `-k` option to ignore kernel threads (on Linux)
57* Let `check_procs` use `/proc/<PID>/exe` (if available) instead of
58 `getpid(2)`, unless `-T` is specified
59* Let `check_mysql` support SSL
60* Let `check_mysql` add perfromance metrics for all checks
61* New `check_mysql` `-f` option to specify a client options file
62* New `check_mysql` `-g` option to specify a client options group
63* New `check_snmp` `--offset` option to allow for adding/substracting an
64 offset value to sensor data
65* Let `check_snmp` support an arbitrary number of OIDs
66* Let `check_ide_smart` support NetBSD
67
68## Fixes
69
70* Change the MAIL FROM command generated by `check_smtp` to be RFC compliant
71* Fix compilation of `check_http` without SSL support
72* Fix `check_snmp` reversed threshold ranges (backward-compatibility)
73* Fix `check_snmp` memory violation when using more than 8 OIDs
74* Fix `check_apt` security regular expression
75* Fix `check_http` handling extra header (`-k`) containing semicolons
76* Fix `check_apt` handling unknown exit codes from apt-get
77* Fix deprecated imports of `check_nmap.py`
78
79## Warnings
80
81* `check_http` behaviour of `-k`/`--header` changed since it does not seperate
82 multiple headers by semicolons anymore. Use multiple `-k` switches instead.
83* `check_http`'s `--proxy_authorization` option is now called
84 `--proxy-authorization` (it was always documented this way)
85* The [contrib directory][contrib] has been removed. These days, sites such
86 as [Nagios Exchange][nag-exchange] and [Monitoring Exchange][mon-exchange]
87 serve as much better places for publishing plugins not maintained by the
88 Nagios Plugins Development Team.
89
90[download]: /download.html
91[contrib]: https://github.com/nagios-plugins/nagios-plugins/tree/7a80e27fb38b26713ac5a1f6810b99519a31dbf3/contrib
92[nag-exchange]: http://exchange.nagios.org/
93[mon-exchange]: https://www.monitoringexchange.org/
94
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2parent: Home
3menu-position: 2
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5
6# Download
7
8## Nagios Plugins
9
10### Stable Release
11
12The current stable Nagios Plugins release is <!--{plugins_release}-->, see the
13[release announcement][announcement]. You can grab the source tarball from
14here:
15
16* [nagios-plugins-<!--{plugins_release}-->.tar.gz][tar1] ([sum][sum1])
17
18See the [release history][news] for an overview of changes between earlier
19versions. Old releases can be found in the [download area][download].
20There's also an [FTP mirror][mirror] available.
21
22### Development Snapshot
23
24The current development shapshot is available here:
25
26* [nagios-plugins-master.tar.gz][tar2] ([sum][sum2])
27
28It is rebuilt from the `master` branch of the [Nagios Plugins
29repository][repository] whenever that branch changes. Snapshots built from
30other development branches are also available in the [snapshot
31directory][snapshot] of the [download area][download].
32
33## Nagios::Plugin
34
35The Nagios::Plugin module is available from [CPAN][cpan]:
36
37* <http://search.cpan.org/dist/Nagios-Plugin/>
38
39## NagiosMIB
40
41The current NagiosMIB tarball is available from here:
42
43* [nagiosmib-<!--{mib_release}-->.tar.gz][tar3] ([sum][sum3])
44
45Old versions can be found in the [download area][download].
46
47[announcement]: {{release_notes}} "Release Announcement"
48[mirror]: ftp://ftp.fu-berlin.de/unix/network/nagios-plugins/ "FTP Mirror"
49[repository]: https://github.com/nagios-plugins/nagios-plugins "Nagios Plugins Git Repository"
50[news]: doc/news.txt "NEWS"
51[download]: download/ "Download Area"
52[snapshot]: download/snapshot/ "Snapshot Directory"
53[cpan]: http://www.cpan.org/ "CPAN"
54[tar1]: download/nagios-plugins-{{plugins_release}}.tar.gz "Current Release Tarball"
55[sum1]: download/nagios-plugins-{{plugins_release}}.tar.gz.sha1 "SHA-1 Sum"
56[tar2]: download/snapshot/nagios-plugins-master.tar.gz "Current Snapshot Tarball"
57[sum2]: download/snapshot/nagios-plugins-master.tar.gz.sha1 "SHA-1 Sum"
58[tar3]: download/nagiosmib-{{mib_release}}.tar.gz "Current NagiosMIB Tarball"
59[sum3]: download/nagiosmib-{{mib_release}}.tar.gz.sha1 "SHA-1 Sum"
60
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1title: Impressum
2parent: Home
3---
4
5# Impressum
6
7*The following information (“Impressum”) is [required][law] under German law.*
8
9Responsible for the content of this site:
10
11Holger Weiß
12Gutsmuthsstr. 19
1312163 Berlin
14Germany
15
16**Phone:**
17&emsp; +49 30 61286685
18
19**Email:**
20&emsp; holger@zedat.fu-berlin.de
21
22**Jabber:**
23&emsp; holger@jabber.fu-berlin.de
24
25[law]: http://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/tmg/__5.html
26
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2menu-position: 1
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4
5# The Nagios Plugins Project
6
7We, the [Nagios Plugins Development Team][team], maintain a bundle of more
8than fifty standard plugins for [Nagios][nagios], [Icinga][icinga],
9[Shinken][shinken], and other monitoring applications that use the
10straightforward plugin interface [originally invented][history] by the [Nagios
11folks][folks]. Each plugin is a stand-alone command line tool that provides a
12specific type of check. Typically, your monitoring software runs these
13plugins to determine the current status of hosts and services on your network.
14
15Some of the provided plugins let you check local system metrics (such as [load
16averages][load], [processes][procs], or [disk space usage][disk]), others use
17various network protocols (such as [ICMP][icmp], [SNMP][snmp], or
18[HTTP][http]) to perform remote checks. This allows for checking a large
19number of common host and service types. For more specific needs, thousands
20of community-contributed plugins can be found on sites such as [Nagios
21Exchange][nagex] or [Monitoring Exchange][monex].
22
23In addition to the core plugins bundle, we maintain a [Perl module][module]
24that makes it [easy][presentation] to write your own plugin. We also take
25care of an SNMP MIB used for traps sent from Nagios, and of the [Nagios Plugin
26Development Guidelines][guidelines].
27
28You can get the latest releases from the [download page][download].
29
30[team]: team.html "Nagios Plugins Development Team"
31[nagios]: http://www.nagios.org/ "Nagios"
32[icinga]: https://www.icinga.org/ "Icinga"
33[shinken]: http://www.shinken-monitoring.org/ "Shinken"
34[history]: http://www.nagios.org/about/history "Nagios (Plugins) History"
35[folks]: http://www.nagios.org/about/team "Nagios Team"
36[load]: doc/man/check_load.html "check_load"
37[procs]: doc/man/check_procs.html "check_procs"
38[disk]: doc/man/check_disk.html "check_disk"
39[icmp]: doc/man/check_icmp.html "check_icmp"
40[snmp]: doc/man/check_snmp.html "check_snmp"
41[http]: doc/man/check_http.html "check_http"
42[nagex]: http://exchange.nagios.org/directory/Plugins "Plugins on Nagios Exchange"
43[monex]: https://www.monitoringexchange.org/inventory/Check-Plugins "Plugins on Monitoring Exchange"
44[module]: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Nagios-Plugin/ "Nagios::Plugin Module"
45[guidelines]: doc/guidelines.html "Nagios Plugin Development Guidelines"
46[presentation]: doc/presentation.html "Nagios::Plugin Presentation"
47[download]: download.html "Download"
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1/*
2 * Nagios Plugins style sheet.
3 *
4 * Color scheme:
5 *
6 * - See <http://colorschemedesigner.com/#3y21T--rOw0w0>.
7 * - Additionally, we use the CSS color "dimgray" (#696969) for stuff like the
8 * breadcrumb navigation and the footer.
9 */
10
11@import url("https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Bitter");
12@import url("https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Source+Sans+Pro");
13@import url("https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Source+Code+Pro");
14
15body {
16 max-width: 45em;
17 margin: 1em auto;
18 font-family: "Source Sans Pro", sans-serif;
19 color: #000;
20 text-rendering: optimizeLegibility;
21 -webkit-hyphens: auto;
22 -moz-hyphens: auto;
23 -ms-hyphens: auto;
24 -o-hyphens: auto;
25 hyphens: auto;
26}
27
28h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 {
29 font-family: "Bitter", serif;
30 color: #004e8f;
31}
32
33code, kbd {
34 font-family: "Source Code Pro", monospace;
35 white-space: pre;
36}
37
38pre {
39 font-family: "Source Code Pro", monospace;
40 font-size: small;
41}
42
43div#breadcrumb {
44 padding: 1em 1em 0.2em;
45}
46
47div#content {
48 padding: 0.2em 1em 1em;
49}
50
51div#footer {
52 padding: 1em;
53}
54
55div#menu {
56 padding: 0.6em 0 0.6em 0;
57 background-color: #1b476b;
58 font-weight: bold;
59}
60
61div#menu span {
62 padding: 0.6em;
63}
64
65div#menu span#current {
66 color: #fff;
67 background-color: #5a95c7;
68}
69
70div#menu a {
71 color: #fff;
72 text-decoration: none;
73 -webkit-transition-property: color;
74 -moz-transition-property: color;
75 -ms-transition-property: color;
76 -o-transition-property: color;
77 transition-property: color;
78 -webkit-transition-duration: 0.3s;
79 -moz-transition-duration: 0.3s;
80 -ms-transition-duration: 0.3s;
81 -o-transition-duration: 0.3s;
82 transition-duration: 0.3s;
83}
84
85div#menu a:hover {
86 color: #eeb76b;
87}
88
89table /* Nginx Fancy Index. */ {
90 font-family: "Source Code Pro", monospace;
91 font-size: small;
92}
93
94div#content a,
95table a {
96 color: #3283c7;
97 text-decoration: none;
98 border-bottom: 1px dotted #3283c7;
99}
100
101div#content a:hover,
102table a:hover {
103 color: #3283c7; /* Overwrite Fancy Index CSS. */
104 border-bottom: 1px solid #3283c7;
105}
106
107div#breadcrumb {
108 color: #696969;
109 font-size: small;
110}
111
112div#breadcrumb span#release {
113 float: right;
114 font-weight: bold;
115}
116
117div#footer {
118 color: #696969;
119 text-align: center;
120 font-size: small;
121 line-height: 150%;
122}
123
124div#breadcrumb a,
125div#footer a {
126 color: #696969;
127 text-decoration: none;
128 border-bottom: 1px dotted #696969;
129}
130
131div#breadcrumb a:hover,
132div#footer a:hover {
133 border-bottom: 1px solid #696969;
134}
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1title: Support
2parent: Home
3menu-position: 4
4---
5
6# Support
7
8## Bug Tracker
9
10If you believe you found a bug, you might want to [check][search] whether it
11has been reported to our [issue tracker][tracker] already. Please also try
12the [current snapshot][snapshot], as the bug may be fixed in the latest code.
13Otherwise, please submit a [new issue][new] and include all information that
14might be relevant!
15
16## Mailing Lists
17
18<!--%
19# There are four mailing lists for the Nagios Plugins:
20#
21# * General discussion and support: **<help@nagios-plugins.org>**
22# [Subscribe][help-sub] | [Archive][help-arch] | [Gmane][help-gmane]
23#
24# * Development-related issues: **<devel@nagios-plugins.org>**
25# [Subscribe][devel-sub] | [Archive][devel-arch] | [Gmane][devel-gmane]
26#
27# * Git commits (read-only): **<commits@nagios-plugins.org>**
28# [Subscribe][commits-sub] | [Archive][commits-arch] | [Gmane][commits-gmane]
29#
30# * Announcements (read-only): **<announce@nagios-plugins.org>**
31# [Subscribe][announce-sub] | [Archive][announce-arch] | [Gmane][announce-gmane]
32#
33# Announcements are also sent to the [help][help-sub] and [devel][devel-sub]
34# mailing lists, so the [announce][announce-sub] list is generally only useful
35# if you'd like to be notified of new releases without following any
36# discussions.
37%-->
38
39<!--% # OLD LISTS # %-->
40There are three mailing lists for the Nagios Plugins:
41
42* General discussion and support: **<nagiosplug-help@lists.sourceforge.net>**
43 [Subscribe][help-sub] | [Archive][help-arch] | [Gmane][help-gmane]
44
45* Development-related issues: **<nagiosplug-devel@lists.sourceforge.net>**
46 [Subscribe][devel-sub] | [Archive][devel-arch] | [Gmane][devel-gmane]
47
48* Git commits (read-only): **<nagiosplug-checkins@lists.sourceforge.net>**
49 [Subscribe][commits-sub] | [Archive][commits-arch] | [Gmane][commits-gmane]
50<!--% # OLD LISTS # %-->
51
52Be aware that these mailing lists are read by volunteers, so responses may
53take time, if at all.
54
55## IRC
56
57Plugin issues are usually discussed in the [#Nagios][nagios-irc] or
58[#Icinga][icinga-irc] channels on [freenode][freenode]. Some of the
59developers also hang around in [#Nagios-Devel][nagios-devel-irc].
60
61[snapshot]: download/snapshot/nagios-plugins-master.tar.gz "Current Snapshot Tarball"
62[search]: https://github.com/nagios-plugins/nagios-plugins/search?type=Issues "Issue Tracker Search"
63[tracker]: https://github.com/nagios-plugins/nagios-plugins/issues "Issue Tracker"
64[new]: https://github.com/nagios-plugins/nagios-plugins/issues/new "New Issue"
65[freenode]: http://freenode.net/ "Freenode Network"
66[icinga-irc]: http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=icinga
67[nagios-irc]: http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=nagios
68[nagios-devel-irc]: http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=nagios-devel
69[help-sub]: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/nagiosplug-help
70[help-arch]: https://sourceforge.net/p/nagiosplug/mailman/nagiosplug-help
71[help-gmane]: http://dir.gmane.org/gmane.network.nagios.plugins
72[devel-sub]: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/nagiosplug-devel
73[devel-arch]: https://sourceforge.net/p/nagiosplug/mailman/nagiosplug-devel
74[devel-gmane]: http://dir.gmane.org/gmane.network.nagios.plugins.devel
75[commits-sub]: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/nagiosplug-checkins
76[commits-arch]: https://sourceforge.net/p/nagiosplug/mailman/nagiosplug-checkins
77[commits-gmane]: http://dir.gmane.org/gmane.network.nagios.plugins.cvs
78[announce-sub]: /fixme
79[announce-arch]: /fixme
80[announce-gmane]: /fixme
81
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1title: Team
2parent: Home
3---
4
5# Nagios Plugins Development Team
6
7The Nagios Plugins are maintained by the following group of developers:
8
9* Holger Weiß *(Patch Review, Development, Team Lead)*
10* Jan Wagner *(Patch Review, Development)*
11* Matthias Eble *(Patch Review, Development)*
12* Sven Nierlein *(Patch Review, Development)*
13* Thomas Guyot-Sionnest *(Patch Review, Development)*
14* Ton Voon *(Patch Review, Development)*
15
16Previous team members:
17
18* Benoit Mortier
19* Eric Stanley
20* Ethan Galstad
21* Gavin Carr
22* Harper Mann
23* Jeremy T. Bouse
24* Karl DeBisschop
25* Matthew Kent
26* Michael Wirtgen
27* Nathan Vonnahme
28* Peter Bray
29* Sean Finney
30* Stanley Hopcroft
31* Subhendu Ghosh
32
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1title: Test Results
2parent: Development
3---
4
5# Test Results
6
7The following table lists the latest automated test results for various
8platforms. The build and test logs can be viewed by following the
9corresponding links.
10
11<object data="https://labs.consol.de/nagios-plugins/logs/HEADER2.html" style="width: 900px; height: 460px;">
12* [Test results][results]
13</object>
14
15Thanks go to Sven Nierlein for setting up the tests and to [his
16employer][consol] for providing the resources.
17
18[results]: http://labs.consol.de/nagios-plugins/logs/HEADER.html "Test Results"
19[consol]: http://www.consol.com/ "ConSol Software GmbH"
20
21<!--% # vim:set filetype=markdown textwidth=78 joinspaces: # %-->