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> Hi,
> 
> I have written a plugin for Nagios called check_openldap_replication.
> 
> Unlike existing replication checking plugins, it does not simple verify 
> that CSNs are in sync between a provider and it's consumer. Instead, it 
> compares the entryCSN of a set of entries, to ensure replication is 
> *really* up-to-date. To avoid reading all entries, it takes a few 
> parameters to check only entries modifies in the last n minutes.
> 
> Why the need for such a plugin? Well, there have been and remain several 
> issues with OpenLDAP's syncrepl. This is no secret: several ITSes 
> describe various problems on openldap.org, most of which are in 
> corner-cases. Many of us still find it greatly useful, in particular for 
> multi-master replication, but are reassured to have a confirmation from 
> our monitoring tool that things are OK (and react when they're not) ;-)
> 
> Would such a plugin find a home on LTB-project.org? What licenses would 
> you accept? I have in mind to publish the plugin under a BSD license 
> (similar to OpenLDAP), would this be acceptable? What about copyright 
> issues?
> 
> Thanks for your answers, which I fully trust be to be 'yes, yes and 
> yes', but I just want to make sure the appropriate questions are put 
> forward :)


Hi Jonathan,

of course this plugin is very interessant and should be added to existing LTB 
Nagios plugins.

The licence is a good question: existings plugins are under GPL licence. I 
think this is the best for Nagios plugins, because they will rather be shipped 
with Nagios than with OpenLDAP. And LTB plugins are also included in FAN which 
is GPL.

For copyright, please add LTB-project after your own copyright.

Clément.
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