A new feature is added to find systems that weren't patched for a defined time.
The agent output will now have a forth element. Now it will look like:
# <<<yum>>>
# yes
# 32
# 4
# 1626252300
It is a unix timestamp that is generated by the youngest entry from "yum history" command. The timestamp will be compared to a
a newly added entry in WATO that can be configured by the user.
The plugin will now show following new behavior:
when last upgrade was less then defined time ago, then the check stays "OK"
when last upgrade was more then defined time ago BUT there are no patches available, then the check stays "OK"
when last upgrade was more then defined time ago AND there is at is at least 1 normal patch, then status shall change to the defined status.
If the timestamp could not be determined, then the check will change to defined status
The default status level in WATO is "OK" so the plugin will not change behaviour when the feature
is not explicitly used. The default timerange is 60 days.
It was tested on CentOS8 host and CheckMK 2.0.0.p5
A new feature is added to find systems that weren't patched for a defined time. The agent output will now have a forth element. Now it will look like:
It is a unix timestamp that is generated by the youngest entry from "yum history" command. The timestamp will be compared to a a newly added entry in WATO that can be configured by the user.
The plugin will now show following new behavior:
The default status level in WATO is "OK" so the plugin will not change behaviour when the feature is not explicitly used. The default timerange is 60 days.
It was tested on CentOS8 host and CheckMK 2.0.0.p5