Branch: refs/heads/2.1.0 Home: https://github.com/tribe29/checkmk Commit: 2e8ddc6605ec9093a79dd75a8f45f9ec296a86bd https://github.com/tribe29/checkmk/commit/2e8ddc6605ec9093a79dd75a8f45f9ec2… Author: Timotheus Bachinger &lt;timotheus.bachinger(a)tribe29.com&gt; Date: 2023-04-25 (Tue, 25 Apr 2023) Changed paths: A .werks/15558 M agents/plugins/mk_oracle Log Message: ----------- 15558 FIX Drop ancient mk_oracle_dbuser.conf With this werk, we drop the compatibilty of using a "mk_oracle_dbuser.conf" for mk_oracle. This configuration file is actually deprecated since 2014, so we assume nobody is using it anymore. Change-Id: I91c007db6b6b545e1641afd64b4433117898c9b0 JIRA-Ref: SUP-12962 Commit: 6ff7a3c5f23da35cac24460908d7201802b55b1d https://github.com/tribe29/checkmk/commit/6ff7a3c5f23da35cac24460908d720180… Author: Timotheus Bachinger &lt;timotheus.bachinger(a)tribe29.com&gt; Date: 2023-04-25 (Tue, 25 Apr 2023) Changed paths: A .werks/15559 M agents/plugins/mk_oracle Log Message: ----------- 15559 FIX mk_oracle: Always use TNS_ALIAS when present This werk may be relevant for you, in case: <ul> <li>you want to monitor remote instances</li> <li>you are using a TNS_ALIAS to reach the remote instance</li> </ul> Previously, a <tt>TNS_ALIAS</tt> from mk_oracle.cfg was pinged by the plugin with <tt>tnsping</tt> in order to verify that this alias can be reached. However, this needs the tool <tt>tnsping</tt> installed with the oracle client, which is not shipped per default. A failure led to silently ignoring the <tt>TNS_ALIAS</tt> and falling back to a potentially invalid connection string which is passed to <tt>sqlplus</tt>. The plugin now assumes that the given <tt>TNS_ALIAS</tt> can be reached and uses it. Change-Id: I3d29b86d1071159d5371aff191f01704e9f54226 JIRA-Ref: SUP-12962 Compare: https://github.com/tribe29/checkmk/compare/fb6b97d67425...6ff7a3c5f23d