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I just released check_diskio 3.2.2: a Nagios plugin to monitor disk I/O on Linux machines.

Changes from version 3.2.1:

• fixed a bug which made the plugin ignore devices specified with -d /dev/name

I just released version 1.5.1 of check_ssl_cert: a Nagios plugin to check the validity of X509 certificates

Changes from version 1.5.0

• fixed the plugin info text output (thanks to Yannick Gravel for the patch)

I just released check_diskio 3.2.1: a Nagios plugin to monitor disk I/O on Linux machines.

Changes from version 3.2.0:

• if the plugin does not have the necessary permissions to check LVM volumes, it exists with an UNKNOWN status

I just released check_diskio 3.2.0: a Nagios plugin to monitor disk I/O on Linux machines.

Changes from version 3.1.1:

• partition numbers of LVM volumes are now stripped from the name only if the --strip-partition-number command line option is specified

I just released check_diskio 3.1.1: a Nagios plugin to monitor disk I/O on Linux machines.

Changes from version 3.1.0:

• check_diskio can now handle different formats for partition information in /proc/diskstats
• added a --debug option to ease debugging and error reporting

I just released version 1.4.3 of check_ssl_cert: a Nagios plugin to check the validity of X509 certificates

Changes from version 1.4.2

• added the -n and -N options to match the CN with an host name (thanks to Marcus Rejås for the patch)

I just released check_diskio 3.1.0: a Nagios plugin to monitor disk I/O on Linux machines.

Changes from version 3.0.3: this new version introduces a rewrite of the unit handling with the
following changes:

• the option uom is reduced to bits, bytes and sectors
• a new option factor specifies the multiplier for thresholds (binary and decimal)
• plugin output is automatically scaled to human readable format using the units from the factor option
• perfdata is never scaled
• perfdata use B for bytes according to developer guidelines

Many thanks to Nikolaus Filus for the patch.

I just released check_updates 1.4.7. check_updates is a Nagios plugin to check if a RedHat or Fedora system is up-to-date.

Changes from version 1.4.6:

• fixes a bug which caused a wrong update count on some systems

I just released version 2.1.1 of check_connections a Nagios plugin to monitor the number open TCP connections.

I just released version 2.1.1 of  check_tcptraffic: a Nagios plugin to monitor the amount of TCP traffic.

Changes from version 2.1.0:

• the –reset option was configured twice (which caused a problem if run with embedded Perl)
• the RPM spec file was fixed to allow the build as normal user and installs in the correct directory on 64 bit systems