more information for check_load and check_disk

[Subhendu Ghosh]

eventhandlers would be the way to go.  Assuming that check_load and 
check_disk are running on remote machines, you will probably need to setup 
a ssh session to run the appropriate commands, capture them and embed them 
in the notification.

If you do use the eventhandlers, you might also consider whether you want 
to keep normal notification.

I mentioned ssh, because I haven't tested NRPE's new capcbilities to pass 
arguments...

-sg

On Wed, 21 May 2003, Mathew Ericson wrote:

> Dear nagios-users,
> 
> I am looking to obtain more information on notification emails from the 
> check_load and check_disk services so that I know what the current load 
> is (top) and what disk usage is (df -k, bdf). I was looking at possibly 
> implementing this as a eventhandler that emails a list of users - can 
> anyone think of a better was of increasing the verbosity of these 
> checks/notifications?
> 
> thanks
> mathew
> 
> 

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