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| 1. Queries for RPM packages. The initial idea was a construct like {{{ map { chomp; $installed{$_} = 1 } `$rpm -qa`; }}} which would have allowed a fast and elegant check like `use_service($service_name) if $installed{$package};`. This would, however, require exact package names including version numbers in '''announce_nagios''' (like `firefox-1.0.8-1.4.1.SL3.1.i386`). [[BR]] So i chose a different mode of retrieval of the packages installed: {{{ my $installed = 'XxX'.`$rpm -qa`; |
1. Queries for RPM packages. The initial idea was a construct like {{{ map { chomp; $installed{$_} = 1 } `$rpm -qa`; }}} which would have allowed a fast and elegant check like `use_service($service_name) if $installed{$package};`. This would, however, require exact package names including version numbers in '''announce_nagios''' (like `firefox-1.0.8-1.4.1.SL3.1.i386`). [[BR]]So i chose a different mode of retrieval of the packages installed: {{{ my $installed = 'XxX'.`$rpm -qa`; |
Felix Frank
Email: MailTo(ffrank@ifh.de)
Design decisions
announce_services
Queries for RPM packages. The initial idea was a construct like {{{ map { chomp; $installed{$_} = 1 } $rpm -qa;
}}} which would have allowed a fast and elegant check like use_service($service_name) if $installed{$package};. This would, however, require exact package names including version numbers in announce_nagios (like firefox-1.0.8-1.4.1.SL3.1.i386). BRSo i chose a different mode of retrieval of the packages installed: {{{ my $installed = 'XxX'.$rpm -qa; $installed =~ s/\n/XxX/g; }}} to allow a more flexible, yet slower query like use_service($service_name) if $installed =~ /XxX$package/;