#14 regex help please

[Anonymous]

I need a bit of regex help for LOAD please.

The standard output from nagios on LOAD is :

OK - load average: 0.06, 0.06, 0.07

How do I extract those 3 values separately ?

TIA

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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I have managed to pull the first 2 as such :

"output:load1:/([0-9.]+)/" "output:load5:/, ([0-9.]+)/"
"output:load15:/, ([0-9.]+)/"

but that 3rd one just matches the second one.

Any help appreciated.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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I would also as for some help on the following one:

OUTPUT="NTP OK: Offset -0.000033 secs, jitter 0.201 msec,
peer is stratum 3"

OUTPUT="NTP OK: Offset 0.000020 secs, jitter 0.070 msec,
peer is stratum 3"

Sometimes the offset is negative, but the following does not
pic it up:

"output:offset:/Offset ([0-9.]+) secs/"

How can I include negative numbers ?

And, once this is solved, can these regexp be added as
examples in the .conf ?

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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I would also as for some help on the following one:

OUTPUT="NTP OK: Offset -0.000033 secs, jitter 0.201 msec,
peer is stratum 3"

OUTPUT="NTP OK: Offset 0.000020 secs, jitter 0.070 msec,
peer is stratum 3"

Sometimes the offset is negative, but the following does not
pic it up:

"output:offset:/Offset ([0-9.]+) secs/"

How can I include negative numbers ?

And, once this is solved, can these regexp be added as
examples in the .conf ?

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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It took me a while, but here is the answer if any one is
interested:

ValueRegexTemplate ntp_offset_jitter
"output:offset:/Offset (-[0-9.]+)/" "output:jitter:/jitter
([0-9.]+) msec/

ValueRegexTemplate load
"output:load1:/([0-9.]+)/" "output:load5:/, ([0-9.]+),/"
"output:load15:/, ([0-9.]+)$/"

The formatting might be bad ... in here, but this works for me.

[Regis Rampnoux]

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Look at the first reply:
For load5 he uses two comma because it is enclosed beetwen
them /, ([0-9.]+),/
and for the last the $ which means 'end of line'.
You use the same regex for the load15 than for the load5, it
is the result, of course ;-)