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Phpmodules
Description
Check if given php modules are installed. You can define required and optional php modules.
- The result is OK if all modules are found.
- It results in an error if one of the required modules is missing. (*)
- You get a warning if all required modules are present and an optional PHP module is missing
(*) Remark: Here is no implemented validation for a correct module name. A warning or error can be raised on wrong written module names too.
Syntax
$oMonitor->addCheck(
[
"name" => "PHP modules",
"description" => "Check needed PHP modules",
"check" => [
"function" => "Phpmodules",
"params" => [
"required" => [list-of-package-names],
"optional" => [list-of-package-names],
],
],
]
);
Parameters
key | type | description |
---|---|---|
required | (array) | list of required php modules |
optional | (array) | list of optional php modules |
The names of the modules are those in the output of php -m
.
Examples
Check required modules
Ensure that named PHP modules are installed.
$oMonitor->addCheck(
[
"name" => "PHP modules",
"description" => "Check needed PHP modules",
"check" => [
"function" => "Phpmodules",
"params" => [
"required" => ["curl", "pdo"]
],
],
]
);
Prevent warning on missing optional module
To prevent that the total status of an application switches to warning if an optional module is missing you need to
- check optional modules without required modules: use 2 seprate checks
- add attribute
"worstresult" => RESULT_OK
in the check for optional modules
$oMonitor->addCheck(
[
"name" => "Needed PHP modules",
"description" => "Check needed PHP modules",
"check" => [
"function" => "Phpmodules",
"params" => [
"required" => ["curl"],
// "optional" => [],
],
],
]
);
$oMonitor->addCheck(
[
"name" => "Optional PHP modules",
"description" => "Check optional PHP modules",
"check" => [
"function" => "Phpmodules",
"params" => [
// "required" => [],
"optional" => ["xml"],
],
],
"worstresult" => RESULT_OK
]
);