Apparently nobody answered so far.
On the risk of doing something obvious too complex I would suggest to
modify the framework/userslist a little bit
var channels = {};
Ape.addEvent('mkchan', function(channel) {
channels[channel.getProperty('pubid')] = {'name' :
channel.getProperty('name'), 'count': 0};
channel.userslist = new $H;
});
Ape.addEvent('rmchan', function(channel) {
delete channels[channel.getProperty('pubid')];
});
Ape.addEvent('afterJoin', function(user, channel) {
var pubid = channel.getProperty('pubid');
channels[pubid]['count']++;
channel.userslist.set(pubid, user);
});
Ape.addEvent('left', function(user, channel) {
var pubid = channel.getProperty('pubid');
channels[pubid]['count']--;
channel.userslist.erase(pubid);
});
Ape.registerCmd('list', false, function(param, info) {
var channelCount = 0;
var channelsList = '';
for (var pubid in channels) {
channelCount++;
var channel = channels[pubid];
channelsList += channel['name'] + '=' + channel['count'] + '\t';
}
Ape.log('Active channels: ' + channelCount + '\tDetails: [' +
channelsList + ']');
//info.user.pipe.sendRaw('R_OK', channels);
});
If this 'list' event is called regulary you can parse the log file.
On the other hand this is more or less a heartbeat and I would like to push
this to nagios.
(spoiler alert: it is getting a little bit offtopic now)
Personally I would like to be able to send more things to nagios with
something like send_nsca.
Wouldn't it be great if send_nsca was build into a module? So that it
regularry sends performancedata and status updates?
Wouldn't it be fantastic if you could submit more checkresults direct from
the spidermonkey scripts?
eg. var alert = new NagiosNSCA({'check' : 'monkeypunch', 'visitor':
1000000000, 'punched': true, 'won': 'television set', 'state': 'WARNING'
}).send();
The simplest way would be use the Ape.sockClient and do the javascripting
around it.
However send_nsca messages can be encrypted. Then it would be 'easier' to
prepare a c wrapper. Should that wrapper be seperate (module) or build into
the spidermonkey module so it can be called from javascript.
How are you monitoring the health / status of the ape daemon?
(maybe I should open a new topic...)
Peet R
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