Re: New to writing plugins.

Look at the existing plugins, and you will see that some of them are, in
fact, shell scripts.  You can pick one, and use it as a shell for your
own...

> I want to write some custom plugins, but I have some ?'s.  And since I am a
> sys admin and not a programmer, I am not sure if I am biting off more than
> I can chew.  Basically, I want to know if I can write shell scripts and use
> them as plugins.  If so, how do I pass output from the script into Netsaint
> where current status and status information will be posted?  If this is not
> possible please tell me what language I need to use to develop my own
> plugins.
> 
> Thanks,
> Shawn
> 
> 
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