net-analyzer/nagios-check_mysql_health: new version 2.2.2.

Package-Manager: portage-2.2.28

net-analyzer/nagios-check_mysql_health/Manifest

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 DIST check_mysql_health-2.1.9.2.tar.gz 139293 SHA256 fc46225372bd29a6bd0256db612c1a050892b99889e67788f3a4242df16e629b SHA512 4a68f5f9c53d9c612e7b7185c1d593f896d4122887088f2c2dd824efa936da42c28ae720e5fbe513654721e8313530bfa3b3b973fe19009d6c7fc561402e66f7 WHIRLPOOL a5454bccb944588190572b2b3146c9cbe38745569baa7c55bcb5e96c09a1b2a908218907b8b6f921c558f38d51925578ab6381eca4f5732c9ffc0a3c1ed41380
+DIST check_mysql_health-2.2.2.tar.gz 140250 SHA256 bae2a2b415a902a42287459acdc4dda5278decd43bd24b4ac7770ec2ad11559f SHA512 027e47747aba524d8c7d168f6c440271434db2e152e59821eff06449d98919ab343a7840ecf73a1fcbc864799d6d3094088bb06f6b36b16989a5184676ae2628 WHIRLPOOL 370c1bcacdb4d5d66b1241e898e9cd7a374699df98514d345c784e4e9edd39b58f062d860d759c8abed9524bf8842f4c4270c196092cc86caf93c1583728a54b

net-analyzer/nagios-check_mysql_health/nagios-check_mysql_health-2.2.2.ebuild

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+# Copyright 1999-2016 Gentoo Foundation
+# Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2
+# $Id$
+
+EAPI=6
+
+MY_PN="${PN#nagios-}"
+MY_P="${MY_PN}-${PV}"
+
+DESCRIPTION="A nagios plugin for checking MySQL server health"
+HOMEPAGE="https://labs.consol.de/nagios/${MY_PN}/"
+SRC_URI="https://labs.consol.de/assets/downloads/nagios/${MY_P}.tar.gz"
+
+LICENSE="BSD"
+SLOT="0"
+KEYWORDS="~amd64 ~x86"
+IUSE=""
+
+# Found by grepping for "use " in the built
+# plugins-scripts/check_mysql_health.
+RDEPEND="dev-perl/DBD-mysql
+	dev-perl/DBI
+	virtual/perl-Data-Dumper
+	virtual/perl-File-Temp
+	virtual/perl-Net-Ping
+	virtual/perl-Time-HiRes"
+
+S="${WORKDIR}/${MY_P}"
+
+src_configure(){
+	# Should match net-analyzer/{monitoring,nagios}-plugins.
+	econf --libexecdir="/usr/$(get_libdir)/nagios/plugins"
+}
+
+# Here we should have a pkg_preinst() that creates the nagios user/group
+# (using the same command from e.g. net-analyzer/nagios-plugins). But
+# right now, the build system for check_mysql_health has a bug: it
+# doesn't use the configured user (INSTALL_OPTIONS aren't passed to
+# /usr/bin/install), so it's pointless. Don't forget to inherit
+# user.eclass!