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Name: monit-bash-completion Distribution: SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 SP3
Version: 5.26.0 Vendor: openSUSE
Release: bp153.1.1 Build date: Fri Feb 19 16:41:50 2021
Group: System/Monitoring Build host: armbuild21
Size: 2726 Source RPM: monit-5.26.0-bp153.1.1.src.rpm
Packager: https://bugs.opensuse.org
Url: https://mmonit.com/monit/#download
Summary: Bash completion for monit
This package contains the bash completion command for monit.

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AGPL-3.0

Changelog

* Thu Aug 08 2019 Martin Hauke <mardnh@gmx.de>
  - Introduce monit-bash-completion subpackage
  - Update to version 5.26.0
    New features:
    * Allow any characters including space in a service name if the
      name is enclosed in quotes.
    * The load average test has a new option; per core to test load
      average per CPU core. That is, loadavg/cores.
    Fixes:
    * Wrong free value (-1) on filesystem with missing free inodes
      statistics (such as CEPH).
    * Start delay is now in effect just on first Monit start after
      machine reboot.
    * TLSv1.3 support detection during compile time
  - Update to version 5.25.3
    Fixes:
    * The HTTP protocol test may log SSL read errors and the
      content/checksum test may fail when the server sends chunked
      encoded response.
    * $HOST doesn't work in the "name" part of the "from:" in
      mail-format message.
    * The "stop" action for "check program" had no effect if the
      "every" statement was used to skip monitoring in some cycles.
    * if the ping test target is a hostname which resolves to multiple
      IPs, Monit didn't try the next IP if the first one failed and
      returned error.
    * Monit may crash if "unmonitor" or "stop" action was triggered
      by some test
    * Monit CLI status command doesn't work if only read-only
      credentials is present in the 'set httpd' statement.
    * Radius protocol test regression from 5.25.2.
    * check process: The exec action's environment contains invalid
      value for MONIT_PROCESS_* variables.
    * The CPU user/system/wait statistics may show negative value if
      the system counter jumps back or wraps.
    * XSS vulnerabilitty: HTML escape the log file content when viewed
      via Monit GUI. Thanks to Zack Flack for report.
    * Buffer over-read vulnerability in URL decoding for specially
      crafted URLs.
  - Update to version 5.25.2
    New features:
    * Added a bash completion script for monit command-line.
    Fixes:
    * If the space usage test was used with an absolute value and the
      monitored filesystem was not mounted on boot, monit would stop with
      an error during configuration parsing.
    * Slow Monit reload when triggered in the middle of a poll cycle.
    * If a process is terminated when Monit collects process information,
      calculation of resource usage could become incorrect.
    * Collect system statistics even if process statistics failed
      (independent).
    * Reduce the state file related overhead
* Thu Dec 14 2017 chris@computersalat.de
  - remove double Req of %insserv_prereq
* Wed Dec 13 2017 chris@computersalat.de
  - fix for boo#1072692
    * monit: unable to start
    * add systemd monit.service file
    * still support SysVinit (SLE_11)
  - update to 5.25.1
    * https://mmonit.com/monit/changes/
  - rebase patches
    * monit-better_default_monitrc.patch
    * monit-rundir.patch
  - format specfile
  - more use of macros
* Thu Nov 23 2017 rbrown@suse.com
  - Replace references to /var/adm/fillup-templates with new
    %_fillupdir macro (boo#1069468)
* Fri Apr 21 2017 liedke@rz.uni-mannheim.de
  - update to 5.22:
    + New: Linux: Added support for monitoring ZFS disk activity.
    + New: Added option to explicit specify if the HTTP method HEAD
      or GET should be used in a HTTP protocol test. If not
      specified, HEAD will be used unless a content or a checksum
      test is also specified, in which case GET is used instead.
      The default is normally what you want, but now you have the
      option to specificially use GET instead of HEAD.
    + New: File, Directory, Fifo checks: Added support for explicit
      testing access, change and modification time properties.
      If the type is not specified, the original timestamp test
      is performed, which checks the latest of ctime and mtime.
      It is also possible to use newer and older operators in the
      test now.
    + New: Renamed the statement, set logfile <path|syslog> to
    set log <path|syslog>.
    + Fixed: Linux: If the monitored filesystem was not found in
      /proc/diskstat, Monit could leak filedescriptors.
    + Fixed: Solaris on SPARC: Monit didn't trigger an event if a
      protocol test failed.
    + Fixed: Systemd template for Monit: Added StandardOutput=null
      option to prevent systemd to duplicate Monit log output.
    + Fixed: Monit cross-compilation
    + Fixed: configure --without-zlib
    + Fixed: If the connection test required STARTTLS, the certificate
      valid days test was broken.
    + Fixed: Compile on MacOSX 10.6.x - 10.9.x.
    + Fixed: HTTP protocol test: Allow using a request string in addition
      to path, to monitor e.g. a HTTP proxy.
    + Fixed: If connection or ping test repetition is set, log partial
      failures with warning priority instead of error.
    + Fixed: Linux: Support rootfs ramdisk.
    + Fixed: Connection retry was broken and performed the test only
      once with no retry on error.
    + Fixed: Linux: Subtract ZFS ARC size from the system memory usage.
    + Fixed: SSL certificate validity test and checksum test didn't work
      for self-signed certificates.
* Fri Mar 17 2017 liedke@rz.uni-mannheim.de
  - update to 5.21:
    + New: We have added a set of new tests that you can use to monitor
      and check the performance of your file-systems and disks.
      Disk i/o metrics are also displayed in the Monit GUI and
      CLI. M/Monit 3.7.0 can be used to view statistics and charts.
    + New: We have also added disk i/o tests and metrics for each process.
      Available metrics depends on the platform.
    + New: You can now use NFS/CIFS/SSHFS/etc. connection strings as path
      for filesystem checks.
    + New: Report filesystem type in status output
    + New: Extended existence test to not only test if an object does not
      exist, but also the inverse, to test if an object does exist.
    + New: You can now set the SSL/TLS version to be used by the Monit
      HTTP interface. The syntax follows the general SSL/TLS options
      settings, which was introduced in Monit 5.15.
    + New: It is now possible to set the SSL/TLS ciphers Monit's HTTP
      server should use.
    + New: The certificate minimum valid days test now triggers the
      timestamp event instead of connection event.
    + New: M/Monit: show MacOS version instead of Darwin kernel version.
    + New: Show textual representation of filesystem flags instead of numeric.
    + Fixed: A lot of bugs.
* Wed Mar 15 2017 dimstar@opensuse.org
  - PreReq %insserv_prereq: we install legacy SyS-V init scripts and
    need to handle them. It's our own duty to ensure the legacy
    toolchain is present.
* Fri Nov 04 2016 liedke@rz.uni-mannheim.de
  - update to 5.20:
    + New: Added gzip compression support to the HTTP GUI.
    + New: Added gzip compression when communicating with M/Monit.
    + New: Added global set onreboot <start | nostart | laststate>
    statement which allows to set a default service startup
    policy (the default is onreboot start).
    + New: Added new timeout options to the set limits statement:
    + New: The cpu, memory, swap, inode and space tests now allows
    using decimal values when testing percent usage.
    + New: Set the HOME environment variable when executing program
    as other user.
    + Fixed: CSRF vulnerability (CVE-2016-7067). (boo#1007455)
    + Fixed: A lot of bugs.
  - update to 5.19:
    + New: Monit HTTP: support for IPv6 added.
    + New: Monit HTTP GUI: it is now possible to listen on both TCP
    and unix sockets.
    + New: apache-status protocol test:
    + New: Added Basic Authentication support to the HTTP protocol test.
    + Fixed: A lot of bugs.
* Mon Jun 27 2016 liedke@rz.uni-mannheim.de
  - update to 5.18:
    + New: Monit console commands now output text in tables and in
      colors. Your terminal must support UTF-8 and colors. For
      best rendering of tables, we recommend using a fixed width
      font in your terminal such as Menlo for non-ascii fonts.
      Please see this FAQ entry to learn how to setup your console
      to support UTF-8 character encoding.
    + New: A new CLI command was added for succinct reporting and to make
      it easy to query Monit from scripts: monit report [options].
      Without option, prints a short overview of the state of all
      services managed by Monit.
    + New: Environment variable MONIT_SERVICE was added to check program
      scripts. The variable contains the name of the service
      (from monitrc) for which the program is executed.
    + New: A new onreboot statement was added for controlling service
      startup on reboot.
    + New: The old mode statement is reduced to active and passive. Where
      active mode provides automatic restart of service on error,
      while passive does not, and only provide alerts. Active mode
      is the default mode. The third mode, manual, is deprecated
      and replaced by onreboot laststate. The manual mode is still
      supported for backward compatibility.
    + New: Test for checking system uptime. Can be used to test the uptime
      of the system (boot time) and perform an action.
    + New: Added >= and <= as operators for use in comparison tests.
    + New: All errors will be listed if a service has multiple errors.
      Previously, Monit displayed only the last error.
    + Fixed: A lot of bugfixes...
* Mon Apr 11 2016 liedke@rz.uni-mannheim.de
  - update to 5.17.1:
    + Fixed: Monit crashed when trying to deliver alert by mail if monit
      set alert was configured, but the set mail-format statement
    was missing (regression in Monit 5.17).
  - update to 5.17:
    + New: Extended the SMTP protocol test to support STARTTLS in addition
    to SMTPS. Thanks to Robert Nelson for initial patch.
    + New: The SMTP protocol test can now, optionally, perform authentication
    during testing. Just add username and password if you want to test
    that authentication also works. We recommend using smtps if
    authentication is to be performed to encrypt the communication.
    + New: Support extended e-mail format when specyfing from and reply-to
    addresses. That is, instead of just the email address you can also
    specify the name of the user.
    + New: A new environment variable MONIT_PROGRAM_STATUS was added to check
    program to allow scripts called from exec to access the check programs
    last exit status.
    + Fixed: The include statement now check if a file has already been included
    to prevent circular or recursive inclusion of files.
    + Fixed: Reinitialize supplementary user groups in an exec action when
    executing as a different user.
    + Fixed: The value in if changed checksum and if changed timestamp has been
    made persistent across Monit restart/reload. If the value changes
    while Monit is stopped, Monit will now notice.
    + Fixed: Related to Issue #316 above, we now also save file size, filesystem
    flags, file/directory/fifo/filesystem permissions, network link speed
    so the last known values will be persistent and if changed tests will
    work as expected across a Monit restart/reload.
    + Fixed: favicon did not display properly in the Browser when Monit was behind
    a reverse HTTP proxy.
    + Fixed: Monit CLI actions like monit monitor all could fail if you had more
    than ~ 50 services in your config file.
    + Fixed: The send/expect protocol test returned error if the target server sent
    more data than the buffer limit.
    + Fixed: On 32-bit platforms with more then 4GB of RAM, Monit reported incorrect
    system and swap memory values (regression in Monit 5.16).
    + Fixed: Save state on exit when monit is executed in non-deamon mode.
* Fri Mar 18 2016 jgleissner@suse.com
  - monit-rundir.patch: use /run/monit for pid file (bnc#971647)
  - updated monit-better_default_monitrc.patch to set pid file
    correctly in /etc/monitrc
* Tue Feb 09 2016 liedke@rz.uni-mannheim.de
  - update to 5.16:
    + New: Added a new statement for overriding default limits used by Monit.
    + New: Issue #276: Allow specific source address for port and ping tests.
    + New: Issue #205: Enhanced process check with a new thread counts test.
    + New: Issue #280: Timestamp tests now reports both the old and the new
      (changed) timestamp in alerts.
    + New: Issue #299: Show the last output of the program check when running
      monit status from the console.
    + New: Issue #275: monit --version now shows the compile-time features that
      were enabled at build time.
    + New: Issue #282: Added support for setting a custom URL path with
      apache-status protocol test.
    + New: Changed responsetime for port and unixsocket tests to microseconds
      precision.
    + New: Added support for DragonFly BSD. Thanks to Daniel Bilik.
    + Fixed: A lot of bugfixes
* Mon Jan 25 2016 liedke@rz.uni-mannheim.de
  - update to 5.15:
    + New: Added a statement for setting global or local SSL/TLS options.
    + New: Added option to verify SSL server certificates.
    + New: Support SSL client certificate authentication for SSL connections.
    + New: To just connect using SSL/TLS without specifying a protocol, you can
      now use SSL instead of the former type TCPSSL statement
      (which is deprecated).
    + New: SSL certificate expiration test.
    + New: Extended SSL certificate fingerprint (checksum) test with the SHA1 hash
      type in addition to the existing MD5 test.
    + New: Extended the ping test to optionally allow setting a packet size
      (default is 64 bytes)
    + New: The ping tests now report network response time in milliseconds
      rather than in seconds.
    + New: PAM and SSL support are now optional when building Monit RPM.
    + Fixed: The File content match test will move the read-cursor to the end
      of the file the first time a file is added to Monit.
    + Fixed: Support for OpenSSL 0.9.8
    + Fixed: Abbreviated file permission error message (otherwise the message,
      which was rather long, could get truncated in logs and become
      unintelligible).
    + Fixed: Only add the User-Agent HTTP header if it is not already set.
      Also allow single quotes in addition to double quotes around
      header values.
    + Fixed: If a check host statement contains no if-tests, emit a more
      comprehensible error message.
    + Fixed: Do not log "Error reading pid from ..." for non-process checks
      on stop/restart.
    + Fixed: Monit could freeze for a period when performing a ping test.
    + Fixed: Do not cascade start action to dependant services if only parent
      start was requested.
    + Fixed: Implement hard dependency between services. If a service depends
      on another service, it will not start until the parent service
      check returns no errors. For example, if Apache depends on MySQL,
      Monit will not start Apache until MySQL is confirmed up and running
      and passes all its tests. Previously, Monit would start MySQL,
      but not wait for MySQL to be confirmed up and running before
      it started Apache.
    + Fixed: The HTTP protocol test paused Monit for a few seconds if a
      content match test was used and the server sent a response
      using chunked encoding.
    + Fixed: Monit no longer exit if it fails to fork. This is debatable,
      but for Monit's use-case we think it is better to try and continue.
    + Fixed: Monit leaked file descriptors if program execution failed.
      Don't forget the shebang #! at the beginning of your script
    + Fixed: Monit stopped on reload if the control file did not end with
      an empty newline.
    + Fixed: With OS X El Capitan, Apple introduced a new System Integrity
      Protection policy (SIP) which, among other things, block the
      system call, task_for_pid.We now check to see if SIP is enabled
      and if it is, we do not call task_for_pid so as not to unnecessary
      fill system logs with errors. This also means that Monit, on
      El Capitan, can no longer check a process memory and CPU usage
      as task_for_pid was needed to get this information.
    + Fixed: Executing a command with a timeout larger than 2147 seconds would
      fail on 32-bit systems.
    + Fixed: Mask out SSLv3_client_method() in case SSLv3 support is not available
    + Fixed: SSL SNI is optional, so do not log as error if not supported by server
    + Fixed: SSL client certificate authentication with Monit's HTTP interface
    + Fixed: Access to resources via secondary group membership when executing a
      program with a different UID
    + Fixed: Slow start/stop/restart/monitor/unmonitor actions on FreeBSD
  - update to 5.14:
    + New: Enable HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS), ECDH ciphers and
      disable IDEA ciphers on Monit HTTP interface if TLS/SSL is used.
    + New: Simpler system-wide cpu usage test (total of user%, system%, wait%).
    + New: Added options for the command-line commands monit status and monit
      summary to only print status for a named service or a named service group.
    + New: Log client address in case of HTTP request errors
    + New: Report Monit version in the start/stop (instance) message
    + Fixed:  MySQL test might produce "HOST blocked because of too many connection errors".
  - update to 5.13:
    + New: Added support for free space and free inodes monitoring as an
      inverse alternative to current space/inodes consumption monitoring.
      Both forms, with absolute number of bytes and with percent are supported.
    + New: Added support for Server Name Indication to support testing connection to
      name based virtual SSL servers.
    + Security: SSL/TLS compression has been disabled, as well as RC4 and DES ciphers.
    + Fixed: Monit will no longer try to check hostnames on start-up to start faster,
      in case DNS is not available at start time.
    + Fixed: Filesystem uid, gid and permission as reported by monit status command.
    + Fixed: If the monit CLI command failed, the error description could contain
      HTML in addition to plaintext.
    + Fixed: RPM will now preserve an existing monitrc configuration file on update.
    + Fixed: OS X system memory usage statistics included wrongly inactive memory
      (i.e. memory that is available for reuse).
    + Fixed: FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD: System memory usage statistics did not
      include the wired part (kernel memory).
  - update to 5.12.2:
    + Fixed: Monit could freeze if an error occurred during SSL read or write.
    + Fixed: If Monit was started with the HTTP interface disabled, the CLI could
      crashed when executing a command.
    + Fixed: Network check: support for IP alias [Linux and Solaris]
  - update to 5.12.1:
    + New: Allow selecting IPv4 or IPv6 explicit for port and ping tests.
    + Fixed: The Upstart script needed to stop Monit earlier in the
      shutdown sequence when the system stops to prevent a
      possible race conditions
    + Fixed: Monit may crash if the hostname of the system failed to resolve.
    + Fixed: UDP connection test could fail on a dual-stack host
      (IPv4 and IPv6) if the UDP service listens on IPv4 only.
    + Fixed: Only show first line of program output in the Monit dashboard.
    + Fixed: Monit skipped the connection test if no start program was specified.
  - update to 5.12:
    + New: Support for IPv6 hosts testing.
    + New: Monit HTTP interface now supports Unix Socket as an
      alternative to TCP port for easier deployment on virtualization
      platforms which share the IP address for containers, such
      as Docker. Thanks to Alberto Miorin for suggesting this feature.
    + New: The space usage test now ignore reserved blocks. Previously,
      Monit excluded reserved blocks from the free space, so it
      reported 100% usage as soon as all non-super user accessible
      blocks were allocated, whereas the filesystem may still
      have some space available for root user (usually 1-5%).
      The space usage test value will now match the output of utilities
      like df.
    + New: File permission change test added. Thanks to Ulrich
      Windl for suggesting this feature.
    + New: Support for multiple existence tests (in process, file,
      directory and fifo check contexts)
    + New: Support for multiple fsflag tests (in filesystem
      check context):
    + New: Monit's HTTP interface now provides even more
      details about failed HTTP requests
    + Fixed: Fix speed monitoring for 10Gb/s+ interfaces [Linux]
    + Fixed: Network total upload and download values could be invalid
      for certain time frames.
  - update to 5.11:
    + New: Monit now supports monitoring of network interfaces.
    + New: Sieve protocol test implemented.
    + New: The PID and PPID change tests are no longer implicit and
      automatically executed.
    + New: Multiple PID and PPID tests can now be used.
    + Fixed: The CLI/GUI reported port timeout value in milliseconds
      instead of seconds.
    + Fixed: Changed memory kilobytes total title to memory
      total as the unit is dynamic since Monit 5.9.
    + Fixed: OpenBSD: don't narrow the 64-bit time_t on 32-bit
      build (Y2038 problem).
    + Fixed: If the the test is on hold due to the every option
      schedule, display last status instead of Waiting.
    + Fixed: If ping is not allowed (insufficient permissions),
      display value as N/A instead of negative response time.
    + Fixed: If the not every <cron> option matched, the test
      was skipped only once per minute.
    * Deleted: monit-dirs.patch
    * Updated: monit.spec
* Sat Nov 29 2014 lmuelle@suse.com
  - update to 5.10:
    + New: Redis protocol test added.
    + New: MongoDB protocol test added.
    + New: Changes due to vulnerabilities in SSLv2 and SSLv3.
      See CVE-2014-3566 aka "POODLE".
    + Fixed: Issue #101: Manual-mode monitored services state may not be restored
      if the monitoring state was changed by user right before the system died.
    + Fixed: Issue #104: Keep umask Monit was started with when executing
      start/stop/restart programs, check programs and creating files.
    + Fixed: Issue #107: Support multi-line response in the LMTP protocol test.
    + Fixed: Support TLSv1.1 and TLSv1.2 when FIPS is enabled.
  - update to 5.9:
    + New: Output from your check program script is now displayed in Monit’s UI.
    + New: Aggregate and use human friendly units for memory, swap and space
      usage values in the User Interface.
    + New: Support monitoring of filesystems by generic device strings such as
      sshfs on Linux or ZFS filesystems on Solaris.
    + New: You can now send HTTP headers with the HTTP protocol test.
    + New: Program check now supports exit status change monitoring.
    + New: Added option to run check program as a different user and/or group.
    + New: Changed name of ICMP ECHO statement to Ping which is the more common
      name used for a network ping.
    + New: Simplified HTTP and SMTP protocol test with SSL.
    + Fixed: Issue #59, Issue #88: Some systems with upstart (e.g. RHEL/CentOS)
      had problems with Monit's restart action which consists of a
      stop/start sequence.
    + Fixed: Issue #54: MySQL protocol test.
    + Fixed: Issue #64: Resets counter once a service has successfully restarted
    + New: Issue #84. You can now test for '\0' in an expect string.
    + Fixed: Issue #55: Only run cron style checks once per minute.
    + Fixed: Issue #78: Include open slots in Apache status check calculations
    + Fixed: Issue #57: Inode usage check and space usage check now show correct
      result for large filesystems on 32-bit platforms.
    + Fixed: Issue #70: Removed newline in Monit's $ENV strings
    + Fixed: Issue #72: Monit no longer requires a start, stop or restart
      program defined for a check.
    + Fixed: P.R. #17: Bug fix, missing "check file" target files result in error
      "Invalid checksum" sha1 has a string length of 40.
    + Fixed: P.R. #18: Add missing space in the timeout text in UI.
    + Fixed: Issue #71: Subtract SLAB reclaimable memory from the system memory
      usage on Linux
    + Fixed: Support TLSv1.1 and TLSv1.2 in "set mailserver"
    + Fixed: Sporadic "PPID changed from 0 to ..." alert after process restart
    + Fixed: PID/PPID changed events were sometimes triggered after program
      restart
    + Fixed: Linux: filesystem space usage on some network based filesystems
      such as sshfs
    + Fixed: Automatically reload Monit if ID was reset using --resetid CLI
      option.
    + Fixed: Improved speed of send/expect protocol test
    + Fixed: Fixed SMTP protocol test to check the response code
* Sat Nov 29 2014 lmuelle@suse.com
  - Remove /var from path in rpmlintrc of the .monit.id file.
  - Package /run only on post-11.1 systems.
* Sat Nov 29 2014 lmuelle@suse.com
  - Modify shebang to point to bash where bash is required in
    vendor-files/tools/monit-modifyinittab.tmpl
  - Align used SUSE trade name in the vendor-files.

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