Fixups, added lowercase to ENV and a few minor quick options to napi

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Eric Loyd 1 year ago
parent 77c773b0dd
commit 323b639b23

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ENV

@ -1,5 +1,7 @@
#!/bin/bash
[ "$1" = "set.txt" ] && . set.txt 2> /dev/null
varName="servicedesc"
varDefault=""
myDelim="[ :-]"
@ -7,6 +9,7 @@ myField=""
myHost=""
myService=""
myContact=""
doLower=""
doUpper=""
doVerbose=""
doNCPA=""
@ -26,6 +29,7 @@ Where:
field an awk-compatible field number (potentially to use with <delim>)
delim an awk-compatible field delimiter (defaults to space, dash, and colon)
-u Convert the output to uppercase
-l Convert the output to lowercase
suffix Take var result and use the it to get NAGIOS__[HOST|SERVICE|CONTACT]<result><suffix>
-v Be verbose (only for debugging)
-N Look for NAGIOS__HOSTNCPA<suffix> (defaults to TOKEN)
@ -68,6 +72,7 @@ while [ -n "$1" ]; do
-C) myContact="$2"; shift 2;;
-N) doNCPA="true"; shift 1;;
-u) doUpper="true"; shift 1;;
-l) doLower="true"; shift 1;;
-v) doVerbose="true"; shift 1;;
*) shift 1;;
esac
@ -99,6 +104,7 @@ varValue=`echo $varValue | sed -e "s/^[ \t]*//" -e "s/[ \t]*$//"`
do_debug "After processing varValue=$varValue"
[ -n "$doUpper" ] && varValue=`echo "$varValue" | tr "a-z" "A-Z"`
[ -n "$doLower" ] && varValue=`echo "$varValue" | tr "A-Z" "a-z"`
# Check for myHost
if [ -n "$myHost" ]; then

@ -1,11 +1,24 @@
binFILES=napi.gz nlog.gz get_profile.sh.gz
libFILES=ENV
sync: $(binFILES)
rsync -avu $^ ssd:eloyd/
rsync -avu $^ root@192.168.1.19:/usr/local/bin/
rsync -avu $^ root@192.168.1.19:/usr/local/bin/
rsync -avu $(libFILES) root@192.168.1.19:/usr/local/nagios/libexec/
rsync -avu $(libFILES) root@192.168.1.15:/usr/local/nagios/libexec/
napi.gz: napi
gzip -f -9 --keep $<
chmod 644 $@
scp $@ ssd:eloyd/
nagios: napi
gzip -f -9 --keep nlog
rsync -avu nlog napi root@192.168.1.19:/usr/local/bin/
nlog.gz: nlog
gzip -f -9 --keep $<
chmod 644 $@
get_profile.sh.gz: get_profile.sh
gzip -f -9 --keep $<
chmod 644 $@
test: napi
@echo "### Checking HGM:"

43
napi

@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ myOptions[Options]=""
verbose="0"
tmpJSON=""
tmpQuick=""
tmpQuicker=""
# Different API commands return different JSON datasets. So let's make a lookup table that figures out where to start the data extracts
declare -A APIinfo
@ -44,7 +45,7 @@ APIinfo["objects/downtime"]=""
APIinfo["objects/contact"]=".contact[]"
APIinfo["objects/host"]=".host[]"
APIinfo["objects/service"]=".[]"
APIinfo["objects/hostgroup"]=".[]"
APIinfo["objects/hostgroup"]=".hostgroup[]"
APIinfo["objects/servicegroup"]=""
APIinfo["objects/contactgroup"]=".contactgroup[]"
APIinfo["objects/timeperiod"]=""
@ -108,6 +109,7 @@ print_helpopt() {
servicestatus|hoststatus:
c Show fields selected by -f as quoted CSV
C Same as C but also include the fields
X Same as C but use a more human-friendly set of names for the fields when printed
hostgroupmembers:
h Only show hosts (not the complete JSON data)
@ -124,9 +126,12 @@ HELPOPT_EOF
print_help() {
cat << HELP_EOF
--api < o*bjects | c*onfig | s*ystem >
-t|--object < hoststatus | servicestatus | logentries | statehistory | ...
--url XI_URL=<value>
--ack problem_has_been_acknowledged=<0,1>
--ace active_checks_enabled=<0,1>
--api < o*bjects | c*onfig | s*ystem >
-c|--command check_command=<value>
-cca current_check_attempt=<value>
--col column name=<type>:<value>
@ -172,8 +177,6 @@ print_help() {
--state 0, 1, or 2 (or other, I suppose)
--stype 0, 1 (SOFT or HARD)
--test Don't call the API, just show what would happen
-t|--object < hoststatus | servicestatus | logentries | statehistory | ...
--url XI_URL=<value>
-v|--verbose verbose=\$((\$verbose + 1))
[...] [...]=<...> NOTE: This will take anything listed as a Nagios configuration directive and search for it
@ -216,9 +219,9 @@ while [ -n "$1" ]; do
case "$1" in
--helpopt) print_helpopt;;
--help) print_help;;
--key) apikey="$2"; shift 2;;
--keyfile) apikeyfile="$2"; shift 2;;
--url) xi_url="$2"; shift 2;;
--key) APIKEY="$2"; shift 2;;
--keyfile) APIkeyFile="$2"; shift 2;;
--url) XI_URL="$2"; shift 2;;
-v|--verbose) verbose=$(($verbose + 1)); shift 1;;
--api) get_myAPI "$2"; shift 2;;
-t|--object) get_myAPIep "$2"; shift 2;;
@ -265,6 +268,10 @@ while [ -n "$1" ]; do
esac
done
# Fix things that are impossible to call
[ "${myOptions[API]}" = "config" -a "${myOptions[APIep]}" = "servicestatus" ] && myOptions[APIep]="service"
[ "${myOptions[API]}" = "config" -a "${myOptions[APIep]}" = "hoststatus" ] && myOptions[APIep]="host"
[ -n "${myOptions[Start]}" ] && myOptions[Start]=`convert_time "${myOptions[Start]}"`
[ -n "${myOptions[End]}" ] && myOptions[End]=`convert_time "${myOptions[End]}"`
# If we're doing status mode, then override a bunch of other options
@ -275,7 +282,7 @@ if [ -n "${myOptions[Status]}" ]; then
myOptions[Apply]=""
myOptions[Options]=""
myOptions[Quick]="true"
myOptions[Options]+="c,C,"
myOptions[Options]+="c,X,"
# If we did a bstatus, then we only want things that are bad
if [ -n "${myOptions[BStatus]}" ]; then
myDir[current_state]="[^0]"
@ -283,6 +290,7 @@ if [ -n "${myOptions[Status]}" ]; then
fi
if [ -n "$APIkeyFile" -a -r "$APIkeyFile" ]; then
do_debug 1 "Looking for url=$url in $APIkeyFile"
while read url key; do
if [ -z "$XI_URL" ]; then
XI_URL="$url"
@ -413,22 +421,24 @@ for thing in "${!myDir[@]}"; do
done
# endpoint specific things
case "${myOptions[APIep]}" in
hostgroupmembers)
case "${myOptions[API]}/${myOptions[APIep]}" in
objects/hostgroupmembers)
[[ ${myOptions[Options]} =~ "h," ]] && jqString+="| .members[] | .[] | .host_name"
[[ ${myOptions[Options]} =~ "o," ]] && jqString+="| .members[] | .[] | .host_object_id"
;;
servicegroupmembers)
objects/servicegroupmembers)
[[ ${myOptions[Options]} =~ "h," ]] && jqString+="| .members[] | .[] | .host_name"
[[ ${myOptions[Options]} =~ "o," ]] && jqString+="| .members[] | .[] | .service_object_id"
[[ ${myOptions[Options]} =~ "s," ]] && jqString+="| .members[] | .[] | .service_description"
tmpQuick=".service_object_id,.host_name,.service_description"
;;
hoststatus) tmpQuick=".host_name,.address,.current_state,.state_type,.last_check,.current_check_attempt,.normal_check_interval,.retry_check_interval,.max_check_attempts,.check_command";;
servicestatus) tmpQuick=".service_description,.host_name,.current_state,.state_type,.last_check,.current_check_attempt,.normal_check_interval,.retry_check_interval,.max_check_attempts,.output";;
contact) tmpQuick=".contact_name,.email_address,.host_notifications_enabled,.service_notifications_enabled,.is_active";;
command) ;;
statehistory) tmpQuick=".host_name,.service_description,.state_time,.state_change,.state,.state_type,.current_check_attempt,.max_check_attempts,.last_state,.last_hard_state,.output";;
objects/hoststatus) tmpQuick=".host_name,.address,.current_state,.state_type,.last_check,.current_check_attempt,.normal_check_interval,.retry_check_interval,.max_check_attempts,.check_command";
tmpQuicker="Host,Address,State,Type,Last Check,Attempt,Normal,Retry,Max,Command";;
objects/servicestatus) tmpQuick=".service_description,.host_name,.current_state,.state_type,.last_check,.current_check_attempt,.normal_check_interval,.retry_check_interval,.max_check_attempts,.output";
tmpQuicker="Service,Host,State,Type,Last Check,Attempt,Normal,Retry,Max,Output";;
objects/contact) tmpQuick=".contact_name,.email_address,.host_notifications_enabled,.service_notifications_enabled,.is_active";;
objects/statehistory) tmpQuick=".host_name,.service_description,.state_time,.state_change,.state,.state_type,.current_check_attempt,.max_check_attempts,.last_state,.last_hard_state,.output";;
config/host) tmpQuick=".host_name,.address,.check_command";;
esac
do_debug 1 "myOptions[Options]=${myOptions[Options]}"
@ -438,6 +448,7 @@ elif [ -n "${myOptions[Quick]}" ]; then
myOptions[Fields]="$tmpQuick"
fi
[[ ${myOptions[Options]} =~ "C," ]] && echo "${myOptions[Fields]}"
[[ ${myOptions[Options]} =~ "X," ]] && echo "$tmpQuicker" && printf '%*s\n' "${COLUMNS:-$(tput cols)}" '' | tr ' ' -
do_debug 1 "myOptions[Fields]=${myOptions[Fields]}"
[ -n "${myOptions[Fields]}" ] && jq_get_fields
jqString+="${myOptions[MoreJQ]}"

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