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Excessive dependencies pulled by default nagios.nrpe.plugin
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Another fine issue created by nagios being garbage. I don't know how I feel about skipping install recommendations. Did you guys already report this issue to the nagios team? Seems like a failing where they should either provide two versions, or fix the deps. |
That's a really good suggestion, but we haven't reached out to them directly at this time |
afaik apt installs recommended packages by default, unless you use |
Usually the recommends aren't a problem as far as I'm aware since they get all your deps installed (or at least it isn't a common issue I heard in the IRC/issues list). If you want to open an issue for discussion over on the main repo @thenewwazoo feel free! @cdarwin Alright, let me know what happens when you reach out to them. |
@cdarwin This is a Debian packaging issue and has little to do with this formula (apart from maybe better support for setting That being said: Which dependency do you think is wrong and which set of packages did you expect to be installed with the NRPE plugin, which is, after all, the plugin that allows an NRPE server to execute Nagios plugins on a remote host. There's little need for this package on boxes that are not also running nagios or icinga. I therefore find it quite natural that |
Hi Guys Just in case I did a small modification to avoid this ugly behavior Perceptyx#3 I can PR against this repo if you think it will help. Cheers. |
@abednarik please make the PR |
Friendly reminder about above PR. Thanks. |
@abednarik sorry for the late merge, :) |
No problem, thanks! |
solved by 538d569 ? |
This is from a fresh Debian wheezy installation:
A colleague with more patience has informed me that "nagios-nrpe-plugin recommends nagios3 which deps nagios3-cgi which deps apache2-utils and recs apache2".
As a workaround, I have added the following to our infra:
states> cat core/nrpe_no_fucking_apache.sls include: - base: nagios.nrpe.plugin extend: nrpe-plugin-package: pkg.installed: - install_recommends: False
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