Обсуждение: pglister: monitor eximintegration queue with nagios?

Would it make sense to add eximintegration.queue to nagios/pglister_queues.py?

Currently, the nagios process checks a lot of different queues, but not the eximintegration one. Would it make sense to
addit?
 
A while ago, I had issues with archives, and that would have allowed me to detect them.
Exim can also be monitored directly with nagios, but as there's already a script to monitor all queues, that would
simplifythings.
 
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Célestin Matte

On Wed, Dec 20, 2023 at 1:56 PM Célestin Matte <celestin.matte@cmatte.me> wrote:
>
> Would it make sense to add eximintegration.queue to nagios/pglister_queues.py?
>
> Currently, the nagios process checks a lot of different queues, but not the eximintegration one. Would it make sense
toadd it? 
> A while ago, I had issues with archives, and that would have allowed me to detect them.
> Exim can also be monitored directly with nagios, but as there's already a script to monitor all queues, that would
simplifythings. 

I guess we could in theory, but I'd recommend monitoring that through
exim directly for a more up-to-date view (the eximintegration part is
cached). And it's perfectly normal to have quite a bit of queue of
outgoing emails pending even when things work perfectly right, so
alerting on it would have to be fairly adaptive anyway.

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