[Users] convert an check_mk script into a nagios check?

[Benjamin Henrion]

Hi,

I want to convert a check_mk local check into a nagios script.

Any hint on how to do that?

I wrote a simple script that checks if an OpenVZ container is up and running:

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root at machine /usr/lib/check_mk_agent/local [538]# cat check_vz-182
#!/bin/bash
SCRIPTNAME=$0
BASENAME=`basename $0`
CTID=`echo $BASENAME | cut -d "-" -f2`
CHECK=`for i in \`vzlist -o ctid -H\`; do echo $i | grep "^${CTID}$" |
awk '{print $1}'; done`
CTNAME=`vzlist -a -o hostname,ctid -H | awk '{print $1 ";" $2}' | grep
"${CTID}$" | cut -d ";" -f1`

if [ "$CHECK" == "$CTID" ] ; then
    status=0
    statustxt=OK
    echo -e "$status $CTID-$CTNAME count=0 $statustxt - Container
$CTID ($CTNAME) is running"
else
    status=2
    statustxt=CRITICAL
    echo -e "$status $CTID-$CTNAME count=0 $statustxt - Container
$CTID ($CTNAME) is not running!!!"
fi
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