def __init__(self, config, nagios_cfg, **kwargs):
"""Read given Nagios config file and load tests"""
cfg = nagios_objects.ConfigParser(nagios_cfg,
('object_cache_file', 'status_file',
'command_file', 'check_result_path'))
self._nagios_obj = cfg['object_cache_file']
spool = nagios_api.spool_path(cfg['check_result_path'], 'nagcat')
self._nagios_cmd = nagios_api.NagiosCommander(
cfg['command_file'], spool)
self._status_file = cfg['status_file']
self._status_cache = None
self._status_mtime = 0
log.info("Using Nagios object cache: %s", self._nagios_obj)
log.info("Using Nagios command file: %s", cfg['command_file'])
log.info("Using Nagios status file: %s", self._status_file)
return super(NagcatNagios, self).__init__(config, **kwargs)
def __init__(self, config, nagios_cfg, **kwargs):
"""Read given Nagios config file and load tests"""
# TODO: The NagcatNagios class needs to be easier to test,
# that way we can actually call the __init__ for it in unit tests
# and test NagcatMerlin and NagcatNagios more effectively.
# More specifically, nagios_cfg currently *has* to be a file,
# which makes unit testing extraordinarily difficult.
cfg = nagios_objects.ConfigParser(nagios_cfg,
('object_cache_file', 'status_file',
'command_file', 'check_result_path'))
self._nagios_obj = cfg['object_cache_file']
spool = nagios_api.spool_path(cfg['check_result_path'], 'nagcat')
self._nagios_cmd = nagios_api.NagiosCommander(
cfg['command_file'], spool)
self._status_file = cfg['status_file']
self._status_cache = None
self._status_mtime = 0
log.info("Using Nagios object cache: %s", self._nagios_obj)
log.info("Using Nagios command file: %s", cfg['command_file'])
log.info("Using Nagios status file: %s", self._status_file)
return super(NagcatNagios, self).__init__(config, **kwargs)