#!/bin/sh --

nagios=/usr/local/nagios
etc=$nagios/etc
lib=$nagios/libexec
date=`date '+%Y%m%d_%H%M%S'`
tmp="/tmp/check_maestro_${date}_$$"
/bin/rm -f $tmp

$lib/check_conman  > $tmp
$lib/check_ps_multi.pl -f $etc/check_ps_multi_maestro.cfg  >> $tmp
$lib/check_dircount -w :400 -c :500 /opt/tws/TWS/schedlog  >> $tmp
$lib/check_dircount -w :400 -c :500 /opt/tws/TWS/stdlist  >> $tmp
$lib/check_dircount -w :800 -c :1000 /opt/tws/TWS/stdlist/logs  >> $tmp

# If you run more than one egrep, that has output, nrpe pukes and claims no
# output was received (error code 10).  It has something to do with nrpe
# closing the pipe from the child process (this script) after it receives
# one line of output (really one buffered block, but it only looks at the
# first line).  The second egrep attempts to write up the now closed pipe,
# and gets a broken pipe error.  It doesn't mind if there are multiple
# lines of output (though it only passes the first one), so long as they
# all fit in one block, ie probably one write call from egrep. 

rc=0
egrep -i '^CRITICAL' $tmp
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then 
    rc=2
fi
if [ $rc -eq 0 ]; then 
    egrep -i '^WARNING' $tmp
    if [ $? -eq 0 -a $rc -eq 0 ]; then 
	rc=1
    fi
fi
if [ $rc -eq 0 ]; then 
    egrep -vi '^CRITICAL|^WARNING' $tmp
fi
#/bin/rm -f $tmp
exit $rc