nagios_mdaemon_stats.exe v1.0 released
A Nagios NRPE plugin that parses the status page of a MDaemon server, the plugin returns the SMTP, POP, Spam, virus, SPF, DK cache, IP cache, LDAP cache and tarpit statistics of the MDaemon mail server.
Detailed info at http://blog.spreendigital.de/nagios/?#nagios_mdaemon_stats
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nagios_mdaemon_stats.zip v1.0
2 Comments to nagios_mdaemon_stats.exe v1.0 released
Great! Works quite well, thanks. Is there any chance of having a monitoring plugin as well? Yours, Jem
DennisMarch 23, 2009
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