Thomas is looking at the check_swap issue later in order to remove another patch. The ugly subst patch could possibly be solved by moving the file generation into autotools.
@Sam
That should help the preparation of your 'monitoring-plugins' package for review. The fedora specific patch count is now down to 3.
Monitoring Plugins upstream has applied lots of patches. That affects the fedora specific patches:
* monitoring- plugins- 0002-Remove- assignment- of-not- parsed- to-jitter. patch becomes obsolete with the removal of check_ntp.pl in https:/ /github. com/monitoring- plugins/ monitoring- plugins/ commit/ 43fbde678c608c2 d44d9ebd98a710e 63d9300f06
* monitoring- plugins- 0007-Fix- the-use- lib-statement- and-the- external- ntp-comma. patch is obsolete as the 2 patched variables were used by the now removed check_ntp.pl in https:/ /github. com/monitoring- plugins/ monitoring- plugins/ commit/ 43fbde678c608c2 d44d9ebd98a710e 63d9300f06
* monitoring- plugins- 0010-fix- smart-attribute -comparison. patch can be dropped. That's fixed in https:/ /github. com/monitoring- plugins/ monitoring- plugins/ commit/ c4a99b023d03326 ad49e03c8731eec 19d19a75bf
In terms of packages
* monitoring- plugins- ntp-perl is no more. check_ntp.pl was removed upstream.
I've rebased my rpm build repo towards 1.6 and verified everything working including additional rpm fixes (check the spec %changelog). /github. com/dnsmichi/ monitoring- plugins- rpm/tree/ feature/ 1.6
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Thomas is looking at the check_swap issue later in order to remove another patch. The ugly subst patch could possibly be solved by moving the file generation into autotools.
@Sam plugins' package for review. The fedora specific patch count is now down to 3.
That should help the preparation of your 'monitoring-