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I just released version 1.7.2 of check_ssl_cert: a Nagios plugin to check the validity of X.509 certificates

Changes from version 1.6.1

• --rootcert allows to specify a directory (thanks to Dan Wallis)
• better test for expect (thanks to Dan Wallis)
• removed an unnecessary cat

I just released version 1.6.1 of check_ssl_cert: a Nagios plugin to check the validity of X509 certificates

Changes from version 1.6.0

• added --temp to specify where to download temporary files
• checks the writability of the temporary storage (thanks to Marc Fournier for the patch)

I just released version 1.6.0 of check_ssl_cert: a Nagios plugin to check the validity of X509 certificates

Changes from version 1.5.2

• added long command  line options
• added a man page
• added --critical and --warning (and deprecated --days)

I just released version 1.5.2 of check_ssl_cert: a Nagios plugin to check the validity of X509 certificates

Changes from version 1.5.1

• added the -f command line option to check local certificate files (thanks to Wolfgang Schricker for the patch)

I just released an new version of check_rbl (1.2.1).

check_rbl is a Nagios plugin to check if an SMTP server is blacklisted

Changes from version 1.2.0:

• fixes a bug which made some DNS queries fail

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 version 1.5.0 of check_ssl_cert: a Nagios plugin to check the validity of X509 certificates

Changes from version 1.4.4

• added the -s command line option to allow self-signed certificates

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