I've extended the original check_log script to return an error code until it sees a specific "fixed" message in the log. I wouldn't be surprised if my code is buggy or misses some corner cases, but you're welcome to give it a shot.
It shares some of the limitations of the original check_log; for example, if the log file rotates after an error appears but before the script runs, the plugin won't catch it.
I've tried to allow for a mixture of "broken" and "fixed" messages between invocations. Whichever comes last, wins.
Anyway, consider yourself warned that it might not suit your needs. Also, I just noticed that there's no license on the script, so technically I'm probably violating Ethan's copyright by redistributing a hacked copy, but I'll assume that there's a license on the plugins in general that I'm not aware of. Even the "LEGAL" document with my plugin RPM does not specify any license, just a warranty disclaimer.
check_log2 (very original name, eh?) is attached.
-John
check_log2
Description: check_log2
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