check_dcmfind

Project Notes

#!/usr/bin/python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # # check_dcmfind.py # Nagios plugin to check a DICOM find service which is the first stage of a query/retrieve operation (find/c-move) . # # The script is a wrapper for dcmtk's (http://dicom.offis.de/dcmtk.php.en) findscu # to monitor FIND(Query) SCP. dcmtk will have to be installed (or the binary built) on the # nagios system. Easiest way on an ubuntu system is to use apt: # sudo apt-get install dcmtk # dcmtk version 3.6.0 has been used successfully # The findscu command tries to find studies with the study date of 1950-01-01. The query should be successful and return no studies. # this work is based on check_dcm.py # Dale F. Hawley July 2013 # # Usage: # #define command { # command_name check_dcmfind # command_line $USER1$/check_dcmfind.py -H $HOSTADDRESS$ -p $ARG1$ -aec $ARG2$ -aet $ARG3$ -v # # } # #define service { # host_name VARXcelera # service_description DICOM Query VAR Xcelera # check_command check_dcmfind!7000!QR_SCP!TVCARDARCH # initial_state o # max_check_attempts 3 # check_interval 10 # retry_interval 1 # active_checks_enabled 1 # check_period 24x7 # notification_interval 10 # first_notification_delay 0 # notification_period 24x7 # notification_options w,u,r,c,f,s # notifications_enabled 1 # register 1 #} If the plug-in cannot be found try to change the file permissions with #chmod 777 check_dcmfind.py