meersjo

I agree, proper packages would be superior, especially since they also can take into account the differing directory structures on various distributions. Also, it's been a long time since I...

I don't believe that is appropriate - CPAN modules are intended for generic functionality; this is a specific software that is only useful in it's own context - monitoring a...

While certainly possible it's important to realise that this can be a reasonably heavy check if you use information_schema, especially for InnoDB tables. It'd be lots lighter to do from...

I'll make you a new link for the bash one in a moment. However, in my own fork of this repo is also a SchemaSize.pm module. That does depend on...

The new link for the bash dbsize plugin is https://ssl.tuxera.be/filestore/xaeziengiequ - valid until july 12th near noon GMT. Remember that this does NOT have the speed hack, so will take...

@kjellm - would you mind having a look at the modifications I did to the main file and the contrib/Schemasize.pm to see wether you'd like them in a pull request?...

While I agree that it is mildly sloppy to have multiple files with the credentials, both live under /etc, I don't really see a major difference in security. Nothing stops...

The plugin is never root, it is immediately started under user munin. Thus, if the munin user cannot read the external authentication file, then neither can the plugin code. However,...

I remember wayyy back that there was an option in the rmb-menu on form fields to explicitly have the browser save the data in that form. Perhaps a similar mechanic...

@ebeyrent I've forked this some time ago, merged in some of the other forks and added some more stuff. Can't guarantee I'll keep developing on it, but feel free to...