* Improved discovery routine & added log_healthy in check_hpux_ignite_backup()

* Improved config file comments

configs/etc/check_aix_file_change.conf.dist

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ state_file=discovered.file_change
 
 # specify if file names need to be checked/flagged for meta characters [yes|no]
 # [default: yes]
-do_meta_check=yes
+do_meta_check="yes"
 
 # specify files or directories check (directories are automatically expanded)
 # format:
@@ -20,11 +20,12 @@ do_meta_check=yes
 # excl:<full path> (excludes a path)
 # note: shell wild cards in the file paths are not supported! Exclusions have
 #       a higher priority than inclusions.
-incl:file1
-incl:dir1
-excl:dir1/file2
+# Examples:
+#incl:file1
+#incl:dir1
+#excl:dir1/file2
 
 
 #******************************************************************************
 # End of FILE
-#******************************************************************************
+#******************************************************************************

configs/etc/check_hpux_drd_status.conf.dist

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@
 
 # check clone age? (yes|no)
 # [default: yes]
-check_clone=yes
+check_clone="yes"
 
 # maximum days before the drd clone gets flagged as 'too old'
 # [default: 30]
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ clone_age=30
 
 # check sync age? (yes|no)
 # [default: yes]
-check_sync=yes
+check_sync="yes"
 
 # maximum days before the drd sync gets flagged as 'too old'
 # [default: 30]
@@ -25,4 +25,4 @@ sync_age=30
 
 #******************************************************************************
 # End of FILE
-#******************************************************************************
+#******************************************************************************

configs/etc/check_hpux_file_change.conf.dist

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ state_file=discovered.file_change
 
 # specify if file names need to be checked/flagged for meta characters [yes|no]
 # [default: yes]
-do_meta_check=yes
+do_meta_check="yes"
 
 # specify files or directories check (directories are automatically expanded)
 # format:
@@ -20,11 +20,12 @@ do_meta_check=yes
 # excl:<full path> (excludes a path)
 # note: shell wild cards in the file paths are not supported! Exclusions have
 #       a higher priority than inclusions.
-incl:file1
-incl:dir1
-excl:dir1/file2
+# Examples:
+#incl:file1
+#incl:dir1
+#excl:dir1/file2
 
 
 #******************************************************************************
 # End of FILE
-#******************************************************************************
+#******************************************************************************

configs/etc/check_hpux_fs_mounts_options.conf.dist

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@
 
 # specify whether non-mounted FS should be alerted on (yes|no)
 # [default: yes]
-ignore_missing_fs=yes
+ignore_missing_fs="yes"
 
 # specify mount points and their options (use the mount options as displayed
 # by the 'mount' command; order of the options is not important)

configs/etc/check_hpux_fs_usage.conf.dist

@@ -9,15 +9,15 @@
 # specify whether to also log passed health checks
 # (warning: this may rapidly grow the HC log)
 # [default: no]
-log_healthy=yes
+log_healthy="yes"
 
 # specify whether to perform inode usage check
 # [default: yes]
-check_inodes_usage=yes
+check_inodes_usage="yes"
 
 # specify whether to perform space usage check
 # [default: yes]
-check_space_usage=yes
+check_space_usage="yes"
 
 # specify the maximum % of inodes usage a filesystem may reach (general threshold)
 # [default: 90]
@@ -31,6 +31,7 @@ max_space_usage=90
 # for a given filesystem, the general threshold will be used (see above). When
 # defining a threshold of 0 (zero), then the check will for this give filesystem
 # will be skipped (this allows for exclusion of filesystems)
+# Format:
 # [fs:<mount_point>:<max_inode_usage_%>:<max_space_usage_%]
 # Examples:
 # check myfs1 with a custom inodes + space usage threshold

configs/etc/check_hpux_hpvm_vpar_status.conf.dist

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 # [parid;runtime_status;boot_status]
 # runtime_status should be 'on' or 'off'
 # boot_status should be 'auto' or 'manual'
+# Examples:
 #1;on;auto
 
 

configs/etc/check_hpux_ignite_backup.conf.dist

@@ -6,6 +6,11 @@
 # [default: indicates hardcoded script values if no value is defined here]
 #******************************************************************************
 
+# specify whether to also log passed health checks
+# (warning: this may rapidly grow the HC log)
+# [default: no]
+log_healthy="yes"
+
 # maximum days before backup gets flagged as 'too old'
 # [default: 14]
 backup_age=14

configs/etc/check_hpux_ioscan.conf.dist

@@ -12,13 +12,13 @@ ioscan_classes="ctl,diag,disk,ext_bus,fc,fcp,i2o,ipmi,lan,lvm,olar,vxvm"
 
 # specify whether ioscan needs to be run in kernel-cached or not (yes|no)
 # [default: yes]
-kernel_mode=yes
+kernel_mode="yes"
 
 # specify whether ioscan needs to report in Agile view or not (yes|no)
 # [default: yes]
-agile_view=yes
+agile_view="yes"
 
 
 #******************************************************************************
 # End of FILE
-#******************************************************************************
+#******************************************************************************

configs/etc/check_hpux_kernel_params.conf.dist

@@ -8,10 +8,11 @@
 
 # specify kernel parameters and their values or expression (as reported by kctune)
 # [param:<param_name>:<param_value>]
-param:nproc:5000
-param:filecache_max:50%
+# Examples:
+#param:nproc:5000
+#param:filecache_max:50%
 
 
 #******************************************************************************
 # End of FILE
-#******************************************************************************
+#******************************************************************************

configs/etc/check_hpux_kernel_usage.conf.dist

@@ -13,9 +13,10 @@ max_kcusage=90
 # specify individual kernel parameters and their maximum usage threshold (percentage)
 # definitions here will overrides max_kcusage for these parameters
 # [param:<param_name>:<param_threshold>]
-param:nproc:70
+# Examples:
+# param:nproc:70
 
-# specify parameters that should be excluded from the check 
+# specify parameters that should be excluded from the check
 # comma-separated list (as shown by kctune/kcusage)
 # (does not override param:: lines from above)
 # [ default: none ]
@@ -24,4 +25,4 @@ exclude_params=""
 
 #******************************************************************************
 # End of FILE
-#******************************************************************************
+#******************************************************************************

configs/etc/check_hpux_ntp_status.conf.dist

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
 # specify whether to also log passed health checks
 # (warning: this may rapidly grow the HC log)
 # [default: no]
-log_healthy=yes
+log_healthy="yes"
 
 # maximum allowed offset (in milliseconds (positive integers only))
 # [default: 500]

configs/etc/check_hpux_ovpa_status.conf.dist

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
 # specify whether to also log passed health checks
 # (warning: this may rapidly grow the HC log)
 # [default: no]
-log_healthy=yes
+log_healthy="yes"
 
 # list of OVPA daemons to check (comma-separated list)
 # [default: oacore,midaemon,perfalarm,ttd,ovcd,ovbbccb,perfd (v12)]

configs/etc/check_hpux_patch_version.conf.dist

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
 # specify whether to also log passed health checks
 # (warning: this may rapidly grow the HC log)
 # [default: no]
-log_healthy=yes
+log_healthy="yes"
 
 # OE version that should be checked (version string as displayed by 'swlist')
 # [default: none]
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ required_patches=""
 
 # check that all installed filesets are configured?
 # [default: yes]
-check_filesets=yes
+check_filesets="yes"
 
 # list of filesets to exclude from the check (comma-separated list)
 # [default: none]

configs/etc/check_hpux_sfm_status.conf.dist

@@ -9,11 +9,11 @@
 # specify whether to also log passed health checks (yes|no)
 # (warning: this may rapidly grow the HC log)
 # [default: no]
-log_healthy=yes
+log_healthy="yes"
 
 # specify whether to check for new events? (yes|no)
 # [default: yes]
-check_events=yes
+check_events="yes"
 
 # specify the age interval for which to check events
 # (format: X:mm|X:hh|X:dd|X:yy, where X stands for an integer and
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ events_severity="CRITICAL"
 
 # specify whether to send a test event? (yes|no)
 # [default: no]
-send_test_event=yes
+send_test_event="yes"
 
 # specify wait time for test event (seconds)
 # [default: 60]

configs/etc/check_hpux_sg_cluster_status.conf.dist

@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@
 #******************************************************************************
 
 # list of required cluster statuses (format : "parameter=value")
+# Examples:
 #status=up
 
 

configs/etc/check_hpux_sg_package_status.conf.dist

@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@
 #******************************************************************************
 
 # list of required package statuses (format : "package_name:parameter=value")
+# Examples:
 #my_package|status=up
 
 

configs/etc/check_linux_burp_backup.conf.dist

@@ -7,9 +7,10 @@
 #******************************************************************************
 
 # client name; maximum amount of warnings allowed; maximum backup age (hours/days/weeks)
-testclient1;0;10h
-testclient2;0;2d
-testclient3;0;5w
+# Examples:
+#testclient1;0;10h
+#testclient2;0;2d
+#testclient3;0;5w
 
 
 #******************************************************************************

configs/etc/check_linux_file_change.conf.dist

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ state_file=discovered.file_change
 
 # specify if file names need to be checked/flagged for meta characters [yes|no]
 # [default: yes]
-do_meta_check=yes
+do_meta_check="yes"
 
 # specify files or directories check (directories are automatically expanded)
 # format:
@@ -20,11 +20,12 @@ do_meta_check=yes
 # excl:<full path> (excludes a path)
 # note: shell wild cards in the file paths are not supported! Exclusions have
 #       a higher priority than inclusions.
-incl:file1
-incl:dir1
-excl:dir1/file2
+# Examples:
+#incl:file1
+#incl:dir1
+#excl:dir1/file2
 
 
 #******************************************************************************
 # End of FILE
-#******************************************************************************
+#******************************************************************************

configs/etc/check_linux_fs_usage.conf.dist

@@ -9,15 +9,15 @@
 # specify whether to also log passed health checks
 # (warning: this may rapidly grow the HC log)
 # [default: no]
-log_healthy=yes
+log_healthy="yes"
 
 # specify whether to perform inode usage check
 # [default: yes]
-check_inodes_usage=yes
+check_inodes_usage="yes"
 
 # specify whether to perform space usage check
 # [default: yes]
-check_space_usage=yes
+check_space_usage="yes"
 
 # specify the maximum % of inodes usage a filesystem may reach (general threshold)
 # [default: 90]
@@ -31,6 +31,7 @@ max_space_usage=90
 # for a given filesystem, the general threshold will be used (see above). When
 # defining a threshold of 0 (zero), then the check will for this give filesystem
 # will be skipped (this allows for exclusion of filesystems)
+# Format:
 # [fs:<mount_point>:<max_inode_usage_%>:<max_space_usage_%]
 # Examples:
 # check myfs1 with a custom inodes + space usage threshold

configs/etc/check_linux_ntp_status.conf.dist

@@ -9,15 +9,15 @@
 # specify whether to also log passed health checks
 # (warning: this may rapidly grow the HC log)
 # [default: no]
-log_healthy=yes
+log_healthy="yes"
 
 # whether to force the use of chronyd?
 # [default: no]
-force_chrony=no
+force_chrony="no"
 
 # whether to force the use of ntpd?
 # [default: no]
-force_ntp=no
+force_ntp="no"
 
 # maximum allowed offset (in milliseconds (positive integers only)
 # [default: 500]
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ max_offset=500
 
 # use IPv4 for ntpq
 # [default: no]
-ntpq_use_ipv4=no
+ntpq_use_ipv4="no"
 
 
 #******************************************************************************

configs/etc/check_linux_process_limits.conf.dist

@@ -17,7 +17,8 @@ log_healthy="no"
 # user:<user name>;<limit name>;<soft threshold in %>;<hard threshold in %>
 # note: <limit name> must exactly match the descriptor in /proc/<PID>/limits
 #       thresholds are optional (will not be checked when not specified)
-user;postfix;Max open files;;75
+# Examples:
+#user;postfix;Max open files;;75
 
 # -- process stanzas --
 # supported limit checks: Max open files
@@ -25,7 +26,8 @@ user;postfix;Max open files;;75
 # process:<process name>;<limit name>;<soft threshold in %>;<hard threshold in %>
 # note: <limit name> must exactly match the descriptor in /proc/<PID>/limits
 #       thresholds are optional (will not be checked when not specified)
-process;nfsd;Max open files;100;80
+# Examples:
+#process;nfsd;Max open files;100;80
 
 
 #******************************************************************************

configs/etc/check_linux_sg_cluster_status.conf.dist

@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@
 #******************************************************************************
 
 # list of required cluster statuses (format : "parameter=value")
+# Examples:
 #status=up
 
 

configs/etc/check_linux_sg_package_status.conf.dist

@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@
 #******************************************************************************
 
 # list of required package statuses (format : "package_name:parameter=value")
+# Examples:
 #my_package|status=up
 
 

configs/etc/check_linux_vz_ct_status.conf.dist

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
 # [ctid;runtime_status;boot_status]
 # runtime_status should be 'running' or 'stopped'
 # boot_status should be 'yes' or 'no'
+# Examples:
 #100;running;yes