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Denis Knauf 2022-03-16 21:23:56 +01:00
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ssh_blackbox_exporter ssh_blackbox_exporter
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:source-highlighter: coderay
Tries to connect to ssh and fetches informations about the connections, ciphers, keys/certs. Tries to connect to ssh and fetches informations about the connections, ciphers, keys/certs.
Like blackbox_exporter, but with more ssh-related informations. Like blackbox_exporter, but with more ssh-related informations.
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The dependencies can be installed by bundler: The dependencies can be installed by bundler:
$ bundle install ....
$ bundle install
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TODO: The systemd-service-file TODO: The systemd-service-file
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You can check a host without starting the server by using: You can check a host without starting the server by using:
./probe.rb user@remotehost ....
$ ./probe.rb user@remotehost
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If you are not able to login via IdentityFile, it will fail, but you would get some informations about the server: If you are not able to login via IdentityFile, it will fail, but you would get some informations about the server:
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$ ./probe.rb user@remotehost $ ./probe.rb user@remotehost
[...debug...]
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[source,yaml]
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start: '2022-03-16 21:02:19 +0100' start: '2022-03-16 21:02:19 +0100'
status: pid 291884 exit 255 status: pid 291884 exit 255
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For starting server, use `puma`: For starting server, use `puma`:
[source,sh]
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$ puma -eproduction $ puma -eproduction
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