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check_sepsesam
Shows the status of backup jobs
check_sepsesam [options]
warning level - if there are less than this number of successful backups then warn
critical level - if there are less than this number of successful backups then return critical
return critical if any backup was not successful (overrides warning/critical values)
disable performance data (if graphing is not required)
The time of the last check in seconds since 1 Jan 1970 (unixtime)
Ignores any backups COMPLETED after this date (in the same format as lastcheck)
The hostname to check. Multiple values may be separated by commas
The task name to check. Multiple values may be separated by commas
This plugin checks the status of backups in the SEP Sesam Database.
It requires that the Sesam init script has been sourced; e.g. add the following line to /etc/init.d/nagios . /var/opt/sesam/var/ini/sesam2000.profile
The plugin checks the status of all backups which match the Host / Task that have been completed since the last check and delivers the data in multi-line format.
It is possible to separate multiple hosts and/or tasks with commas.
Backups that are still running will not be included in the results.
check_sepsesam.pl -H host1 -T testbackup -l $LASTSERVICECHECK$
- checks all backups with name testbackup on host1 since the last check; always returns OK
check_sepsesam.pl -H host1,host2,host3 -T testbackup,fullbackup -l $LASTSERVICECHECK$ -w 2 -c 1
- checks various tasks on host1, host2 and host3. Returns a warning if less than 2 were successful. Returns a critical if less than 1 was successful
check_sepsesam.pl -H host1,host2,host3 -T backup -l $LASTSERVICECHECK$ --anyerror
- returns a critical if any of the matching backups failed
check_sepsesam.pl --lastcheck `date -d ``yesterday 08:00'' +%s` --until `date -d ``today 08:00'' +%s` --anyerror
- checks all hosts between two dates