Closed dorkmaneuver closed 1 year ago
Sounds reasonable. On which operating system do you use the plugin? Which Python and Pip version?
Thanks! And sorry - it's a Debian 10, Python 3.7.3 and pip 23.0. :)
I implemented a bunch of new parameters that allow you to control pip's update determination more precisely. --exclude
is one of the most interesting for you, I guess. Greetings to Berlin - will we see each other at the next Icinga Camp 2023?
Wow, Markus, great! I'm deeply impressed! Huge thanks and best wishes back to Zürich and yes, looking forward to see you at Icinga Camp 2023! Have a beautiful weekend!
Just a short follow up: I got a "/bin/sh: 1: source: not found" as output. When I changed line 204 of the script and replaced "source" with a "."
cmd = '. {} && {}'.format(args.VIRTUALENV, cmd)
it worked as expected. Thanks for this excellent plugin!
Changed it in https://github.com/Linuxfabrik/monitoring-plugins/commit/26a697cf96c803ab225ae6f08defbbbb2424fa59, thank you. :-)
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I am using graphite-web installed by pip. I monitor the virtual environment with your nice plugin. However, graphite-web depends on Django 3.0.14 and django-tagging 0.4., so I have to keep them on this version until graphite-web is updated.
Describe the solution you'd like
I could set warning/critical to "3" to not have a warning. But more elegant approach could be, to give it an include- and an exclude-property. Then I could ignore these packages, wait for others to update and if I see that graphite-web has an update, update these a well to their last supported version. This feature would be a bit more precise in the check. :)
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