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version 1.3, 2013/06/26 00:13:44 version 1.4, 2019/04/15 10:36:55
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 #!/bin/bash  #!/bin/bash
   
 # canardien 0.0.3  # canardien 0.0.4
 # (c) 2005 under GPL by Adrian Zaugg  # (c) 2005-2019 under GPL by Adrian Zaugg
   
 # canardiens pings ente.limmat.ch to determine wether she is gone diving.  
   
 # ToDo: multi host, multi eMail  # canardien [<host> [<host> ...]]
   
   # canardiens pings a machine, originally ente.limmat.ch thus its name, 
   # to determine wether she is gone diving.
   
   
 ## Settings  ## Settings
 #  #
   
 # Host to ping. It's ente.limmat.ch  # Hosts to ping. use a space separated list for multiple targets. All
 HOST="ente.limmat.ch"  # hosts of the list are checked and their results reported individually.
   # Hosts given on the command line overwrite this setting.
   HOSTS=""
   
 # eMail Alerts  # eMail Alerts
 # Send alert email messages to the following address(es). Leave empty  # Send alert email messages to the following address(es). Leave empty
Line 19  HOST="ente.limmat.ch" Line 24  HOST="ente.limmat.ch"
 ALERT_TO="root"  ALERT_TO="root"
   
 # Subject of alert email  # Subject of alert email
 ALERT_SUBJECT="Attention: no answer from $HOST anymore!"  ALERT_SUBJECT='"Attention: no answer from $HOST anymore!"'
   
 # Text of Message (But in 'single quotes' to protect variables. They should get  # Text of Message (Put variables in 'single quotes' to protect them. They
 # expanded at the time the message is sent!)  # should get expanded at the time the message is sent!)
 ALERT_TEXT='"\n[$TIME_STAMP]\n\nALERT!!\n\n\t$HOST is down!\n\nYou should probably do something, please.\n\nKind regards, $PINGHOST."'  ALERT_TEXT='"\n[$TIME_STAMP]\n\nALERT!!\n\n\t$HOST is down!\n\nYou should probably do something, please.\n\nKind regards, $PINGHOST."'
   
 # path to fping  # Path to fping
 PING=`which fping`  PING=""
   
 # answer of fping to reachable hosts  # Answer of fping to reachable hosts
 ALIVE_ANSWER="is alive"  ALIVE_ANSWER="is alive"
   
   # Max number of pakets to send before giving up. Time increases exponentially,
   # use a number < 7.
   RETRIES=4
   
 # Temporary file path  # Temporary file path
 TMPDIR="/tmp"  TMPDIR="/tmp"
   
 # This hosts name  # This hosts name
 PINGHOST=`uname -n`  PINGHOST="$(uname -n)"
   
 # set to an empty string to avoid debug output,  # Set to an empty string to avoid debug output,
 # to "low" for a few, output and to anything else  # to "low" for a few, output and to anything else
 # for verbose output  # for verbose output
 DEBUG=loud  DEBUG=verbose
   
 # for silent (non-error) operation set to anything,  # For silent (non-error) operation set to anything,
 # comment out to enable text output  # comment out to enable text output
 # (migration to use shout is in progress)  #SILENT=shshsh
 SILENT=shshsh  
   
   
 # -----------functions-----------  # -----------functions-----------
   
 # If ente.limmat.ch responds to pings, she is considered up.  # Initialize.
 function checkconnection {  function init() {
    unset UP  
           # check fping existence
           if [ -z "$PING" ]; then
                   PING="$(which fping)"
           fi
         if [ ${#PING} -eq 0 ]; then          if [ ${#PING} -eq 0 ]; then
                 echo "Error: fping external program not in path. Exitting."                  echo "Error: fping external program not found or not set. Exitting." >&2
                   exit 1
           fi
           if [ ! -x "$PING" ]; then
                   echo "Error: Can't execute the program set to use as fping. Please enter the correct path to \"fping\"." >&2
                 exit 1                  exit 1
         fi          fi
   
    PING_ANSWER="$($PING "$HOST")"          # get hostset
    PING_ERRNUM=$?          if [ -n "$*" ]; then
    if [ $PING_ERRNUM -gt 2 ]; then                  HOSTS="$*"
                 echo "Error $PING_ERRNUM in fping $(head -1 "$PING_ANSWER") . Exitting."          fi
                 exit 1          if [ -z "$HOSTS" ]; then
    fi                  echo "Error: No host to ping." >&2
                   exit 0
    if [ `echo "$PING_ANSWER" | grep -c "$ALIVE_ANSWER"` -gt 0 ]; then          fi
       UP=true  
    fi  
    TIME_STAMP=`date +"%a %e.%m.%y %H:%M:%S"`  
    if [ -n "$UP" ]; then  
       if [ ! "$DEBUG" = "low" ] && [ -n "$DEBUG"  ]; then  
          shout "The connection is up."  
       fi  
    else   
       if [ -n "$DEBUG" ]; then  
          shout "The connection is down."  
       fi  
    fi  
 }  }
   
 # Rember recent state of ente.limmat.ch, trigger alert  
 function rememberstate {  # If a host responds to pings, it is considered up.
    # Put a simple time stamp in a tmp file, when host gets down  function checkconnection() {
    if [ -z "$UP" ]; then          
           while read -r HOST; do
                   unset UP
   
                   # ping host
                   PING_ANSWER="$($PING -R -B 2 -r $RETRIES -p 50 "$HOST" 2>&1)"
                   PING_ERRNUM=$?
                   if [ $PING_ERRNUM -gt 2 ]; then
                           echo "Error: Got error $PING_ERRNUM from fping $(head -1 "$PING_ANSWER"). Disregarding $HOST." >&2
                           continue;
                   fi
   
                   # parse answer
                   if [ $(echo "$PING_ANSWER" | grep -c "$ALIVE_ANSWER") -gt 0 ]; then
                           UP=true
                   fi
                   TIME_STAMP="$(date +"%a %e.%m.%y %H:%M:%S")"
                   if [ -n "$UP" ]; then
                           if [ ! "$DEBUG" = "low" ] && [ -n "$DEBUG"  ]; then
                                   shout "The connection to $HOST is up."
                           fi
                   else 
                           if [ -n "$DEBUG" ]; then
                                   shout "The connection to $HOST is down."
                           fi
                   fi
                   
                   # remember a hosts state
                   rememberstate
                   
           done <<< "$(echo "$HOSTS" | tr ' ' '\n')"
   }
   
   
   # Rember recent state of host, trigger alert
   function rememberstate() {
           # Put a simple time stamp in a tmp file, when host is detected as down for the first time
           if [ -z "$UP" ]; then
                 if [ ! -e "$TMPDIR/.canardien-$PINGHOST-$HOST" ]; then                   if [ ! -e "$TMPDIR/.canardien-$PINGHOST-$HOST" ]; then 
                 # set time stamp                                  # set time stamp
                 echo -ne "$TIME_STAMP" > "$TMPDIR/.canardien-$PINGHOST-$HOST"                                  echo -ne "$TIME_STAMP" > "$TMPDIR/.canardien-$PINGHOST-$HOST"
                 # send alert                                  # send alert
                 sendalert                                  sendalert
         elif [ -n "$DEBUG" ]; then                          elif [ -n "$DEBUG" ]; then
                 shout "Down since `cat $TMPDIR/.canardien-$PINGHOST-$HOST`."                                  shout "Down since `cat $TMPDIR/.canardien-$PINGHOST-$HOST`."
         fi                          fi
    else           else 
      # Host is up            # Host is up
       if [ -e "$TMPDIR/.canardien-$PINGHOST-$HOST" ]; then                  if [ -e "$TMPDIR/.canardien-$PINGHOST-$HOST" ]; then
          if [ -n "$DEBUG" ]; then                          if [ -n "$DEBUG" ]; then
             shout "$HOST is up again."                                  shout "$HOST is up again."
          fi                          fi
                   # send alert                    # send alert
           ALERT_SUBJECT="The host $HOST answers again!!"                           ALERT_SUBJECT="The host $HOST answers again!!"
           ALERT_TEXT='"[$(date +"%a %e.%m.%y %H:%M:%S")]\n\n\n$HOST is up again.\n--------------------------------------\n(downtime began $(cat "$TMPDIR/.canardien-$PINGHOST-$HOST"))\n\n\n      Kind regards, $PINGHOST."'                           ALERT_TEXT='"[$(date +"%a %e.%m.%y %H:%M:%S")]\n\n\n$HOST is up again.\n--------------------------------------\n(downtime began $(cat "$TMPDIR/.canardien-$PINGHOST-$HOST"))\n\n\n             Kind regards, $PINGHOST."'
           sendalert                           sendalert
          # delete tmp file                          # delete tmp file
          rm "$TMPDIR/.canardien-$PINGHOST-$HOST"                          rm "$TMPDIR/.canardien-$PINGHOST-$HOST"
       else                   else 
          # still running                          # still running
          if [ ! "$DEBUG" = "low" ] && [ -n "$DEBUG"  ]; then                          if [ ! "$DEBUG" = "low" ] && [ -n "$DEBUG"  ]; then
             shout "$HOST is still up."                                  shout "$HOST is up."
          fi                          fi
       fi                  fi
    fi          fi
 }  }
   
   
 # Send an email alert  # Send an email alert
 function sendalert {  function sendalert() {
    # send mail          # send mail
         if [ ! -z "$ALERT_TO" ]; then          if [ ! -z "$ALERT_TO" ]; then
                 eval MSG=\$$ALERT_TEXT                          eval alert_subject=\$$ALERT_SUBJECT
                 echo -e -n "$MSG" | mail -s "$ALERT_SUBJECT" "$ALERT_TO"                          eval MSG=\$$ALERT_TEXT
                 if [ -n "$DEBUG" ]; then                          echo -e -n "$MSG" | mail -s "$alert_subject" "$ALERT_TO"
                 shout "Alert sent to $ALERT_TO."                          if [ -n "$DEBUG" ]; then
                 fi                                  shout "Alert sent to $ALERT_TO."
                           fi
         fi          fi
 }  }
   
   
 # To avoid any output in case of a silent operation,  # To avoid any output in case of a silent operation,
 # shout instead of echo.  # shout instead of echo.
 function shout()  function shout() {
 {          if [ -z "$SILENT" ]; then
    if [ -z "$SILENT" ]; then                  echo -e "$1"
       echo -e "$1"          fi
    fi  
 }  }
   
   
 # -----------main-----------  # -----------main-----------
   
   init "$*"
 checkconnection  checkconnection
 rememberstate  
 exit 0  exit 0
   
   
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