Re: Has anyone written any Netsaint plugins (with Perl)?

[Danny Sauer <sauer@cloudmaster.com>]

I'm pretty sure that you want "exit 0;" if you want the program to
*return* a value of 0.

That said, doesn't Netsaint want your program to put a value onto
STDOUT?  In that case, a print would work fine.  It's been a while
since I wrote custom netsaint plugins, and then I usually just used
UCD's SNMP with a custom program and the built-in netsaint SNMP
query module.  That made it easy to use other monitoring tools with
different features, too (like MRTG for graphing purposes)...

--Danny, too lazy to actually read the docs and remember how :)

On Mon, Nov 18, 2002 at 01:07:39PM -0800, Robert Threet wrote:
> I have a service that requires a POST to check.  Pretty trivial to
> write with Perl and LWP but I want to integrate it with Netsaint. 
> Can I just use "print 0" for return zero or  is there something more
> to this?
> 
> See also, http://netsaintplug.sourceforge.net/doc/developer-guidelines/t36.html#AEN114

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