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Compaq-HP Proliant Server and Blade Checks (v2.12)

Got a few nice inputs from George Hansper, who thought it better to indicate more details about single component units in order to have the possibility to exclude some specific device.

This may not be a best practice to be followed, but nevertheless is a valid requirement in some specific and possibly temporary cases.

Thanks George for pointing out and testing the current version!

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PHP EPP library IT-NIC (v5.3)

What has changed:

  • this version now supports IT-NIC’s infContacts (in domain object and WSDL – examples for both are provided)
  • contacts now allows entitytype to be set to “0” (zero) and
  • domain objects are now correctly assigned to a default userid (only relates to eppitnic-webinterface which now allows for full agent/reseller support).
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UPS Socomec Sicon Netvision (v1.0)

This is a first try at the Socomec Sicon Netvision UPS. What it does:

  • verify output voltage (currently only the first element of 3; this defaults to a warning below 200 volts)
  • verify output load in percent (currently only the first element of 3; this defaults to a warning above 95 percent)
  • verify battery and EMD temperature sensors (defaults to a warning above 37 degrees celcius)
  • verify if any alarm is present (without giving specifics yet)

The output produces:

  • OK/WARNING/CRITICAL states, while specifying the output source
  • performance data (which can be graphed) for output voltage, load and temperatures
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Compaq-HP Proliant Server and Blade Checks (v2.11)

Some more testing done by Martin Boer together with some nice feedback on how to shorten down and beautify the code:

  • replaced a lot of silly ‘elsif’ statements with a single (but safe) ‘eval’
  • introduced a ‘-w’ parameter to set some failures to WARNING states instead of CRITICAL since “you don’t consider a bad disk in a RAID configuration necessarily something you want to find out in the middle of the night”

Since I published this without much testing, that would now be up to you guys 😉

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XMLFormatter2

XMLFormatter2 is a XML beautifying tool deriving from XML_Formatter originally developed by Žilvinas Šaltys. If you are in need of handling big files you should still resort to that solution, since it reads chunks of data at a time using file streams. Maybe at some point I will integrate that too…. (or maybe I should just simply do it right now).

So what is it about:

  • it is a very small PHP class
  • taking an XML input string
  • fixing XML indentation (indenting being the reason I first looked for the original tool)
  • and finally giving you an nicely formatted XML output string as a result

If you are looking for an easy way to indent XML strings in PHP this is for you. The most common usage example would be a requirement to fix the reading style of some “compressed” XML string you got from a third-party application.

Here a quick usage example:

require_once("XMLFormatter2.php");

$data = '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>....';

try {
  $formatter = new XMLFormatter2();
  echo $formatter->format($data);
} catch (Exception $e) {
  echo $e->getMessage(), "\n";
}
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