Nagios::StatusLog perl module issue

[Duncan Ferguson]

On 4 Feb 2009, at 23:42, Thomas Guyot-Sionnest wrote:
> On 04/02/09 03:34 PM, shadih rahman wrote:
>>
>> I am trying to parse nagios log using Nagios::StatusLog perl  
>> module.  I
>> am getting error while trying to parse.  I am using nagios version
>> 3.0.6.  Any help will be much apreciated.  Thanks
>
> I used it in the past with Nagios 2.x and it was a nightmare -  
> needed a
> bunch of fixes to make it barely work (with a bunch of spurious  
> warnings
> along the way) and I had to access directly the internal structures to
> get what I wanted. I sent my patches to the maintainer but he never
> responded. I wouldn't even dare to try with 3.0 - consider this  
> module dead.

I beg to differ - I have recently taken over maintainership of this  
module from Al Tobey and pushed out v0.21.2 (Al wrote 0.21 but never  
published it, so I have amended email addresses and such, put in one  
or two patches and then released it a few weeks ago).

I have put the code at git://github.com/duncs/perl-nagios-object.git  
if anyone wants to clone - I am happy to accept patches to improve the  
functionality as long as they include full test and document changes  
too.

   Duncs

-- 
Duncan Ferguson
Senior Developer

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