hi

[Hari Sekhon]

I wrote a plugin to do this, I might release it if you are interested... 
it's a quick plugin in bash that lists all the users on a system in the 
following format and always returns OK (since there is not much to not 
be ok about by the time it runs)

USERS: hari(15) userX(3) userY(5)

where the (Number) following each user is the number of sessions that 
you have open, either ssh sessions or xterms or whatever...

-h

Hari Sekhon



Sukesh /IT/BLR/JIG/IN wrote:
> iam using nagios-3.0.4 and while using check_users plug in getting the 
> number of users logged message.But is there any plugin or way to see 
> the current users lists on that.
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