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unifi_api
Name
unifi_api - Munin plugin to display device and network information from the Ubiquiti unifi API
Applicable Systems
Unifi controllors with direct API access
Controller version 5+ required (tested with 5.8.x)
WebRTC is not supported at this time
Configuration
This script uses the multigraph functionality to generate many graphs. As such, there are a significant amount of available configuration options
Api Details
You will need to supply your API login details:
[unifi_api]
# User name to login to unifi controller API. Default is "ubnt". Ideally, this should
# point to a read-only account.
env.user Controller_Username
# Password to login to unifi controller API. Default is "ubnt"
env.pass Controller_Password
# URL of the API, with port if needed. No trailing slash.
# Default is https://localhost:8443
env.api_url https://unifi.fqdn.com:8443
# Verify SSL certificate name against host.
# Note: if using a default cloudkey certificate, this will fail unless you manually add it
# to the local keystore.
# Default is "yes"
env.ssl_verify_host no
# Verify Peer's SSL vertiicate.
# Note: if using a default cloudkey certificate, this will fail
# Default is "yes"
env.ssl_verify_peer no
# The human readable name of the unifi site - used for graph titles
env.name Site Name
# "Site" string - the internal unifi API site identifier.
# default is "default" - found when you connect to the web interface
# it's the term in the URL - /manage/site/site_string/dashboard
env.site site_string
Graph Categories / Host Management
Sometimes, you need more control over where the unifi graphs appear.
env.force_category 0
# By default, Use standard munin well know categories -
# system: cpu, mem, load, & uptime
# network: clients, transfer statistics.
#
To use this feature, set “force_category” to a text string (i.e. “unifi”).
This is very helpful if your graphs are going to appear inside another host - for instance if your munin graphs for that host are monitoring the host the controller is running on, and the unifi API instance.
Sometimes however, you want to monitor either an offsite API, or a cloudkey which, at least by default, does not run munin-node. In that case, you can actually create a “virtual” munin host to display only these graphs (or any combination you like). This is documented in the main munin docs, but in a nutshell:
In your munin-node plugin configuration: (Something like: /etc/munin/plugin-conf.d/munin-node)
[unifi_api]
host_name hostname.whatever.youlike
env.force_category unifi
And, in your munin master configuration: (Something like: /etc/munin/munin.conf)
[hostname.whatever.youlike]
address ip.of.munin.node
Make sure you do *not* set “use_node_name” on this new host. It may be necessary to define “host_name” in your munin-node configuration as well, if you have not already (Likely, on a multi-homed host, this has been done to keep munin-node from advertising itself as localhost)
More information:
* L<host_name|http://guide.munin-monitoring.org/en/latest/plugin/use.html>
Toggling Of Graphs / Individual Options
You can turn off individual graphs. A few graphs have extra configuration options.
By default, everything is enabled. Set to “no” to disable
[unifi_api]
# Show device CPU utilization
env.enable_device_cpu yes
# Show device memory usage
env.enable_device_mem yes
# Show device load average (switches and APs only)
env.enable_device_load yes
# Show device uptime
env.enable_device_uptime yes
# Show number of clients connected to each device
env.enable_clients_device yes
# Show detailed graphs for each device (per device graphs)
env.enable_detail_clients_device yes
# Show number of clients connected to each network type
env.enable_clients_type yes
# Show detailed graphs for each client type (per type graphs)
env.enable_detail_clients_type yes
# Show unauthorized / authorized client list
# if you are not using the guest portal, this is useless
env.show_authorized_clients_type yes
# Show transfer statistics on switch ports
env.enable_xfer_port yes
# Show detailed graphs per switch port
env.enable_detail_xfer_port yes
# Hide ports that have no link (When set to no, unplugged ports will transfer 0, not be undefined)
env.hide_empty_xfer_port yes
# Show transfer statistics per device
env.enable_xfer_device yes
# Show detailed graphs for each device
env.enable_detail_xfer_device yes
# Show transfer statistics per named network
env.enable_xfer_network yes
# Show detailed graphs for each named network
env.enable_detail_xfer_network yes
# Show transfer statistics per radio
env.enable_xfer_radio yes
# Show detailed graphs for each radio
env.enable_detail_xfer_radio yes
Capabilities
This plugin supports DIRTYCONFIG
Dependencies
This plugin requires munin-multiugraph.
WWW::Curl::Easy
Perl extension interface for libcurl
JSON
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) encoder/decoder
Performance Concerns
The main performance concern on this is the huge number of graphs that may be generated. Using the cron version of munin-graph may hurt a lot.
A bit of a case study:
| My Site | UBNT Demo
Devices | 8 | 126 AP’s | 4 | 118 24xSwitch | 1 | 5 8xSwitch | 2 | 2 Output Bytes | 64,262 | 431,434 Output Lines | 1,761 | 14,586 Output Graphs | 77 | 530
So, just note that the growth in the amount of graphed date can be extreme.
License
Copyright (C) 2018 J.T.Sage (jtsage@gmail.com)
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
Magic Markers
#%# family=manual
#%# capabilities=
#!/usr/bin/perl
# -*- perl -*-
=encoding utf8
=head1 NAME
unifi_api - Munin plugin to display device and network information from the
Ubiquiti unifi API
=head1 APPLICABLE SYSTEMS
Unifi controllors with direct API access
Controller version 5+ required (tested with 5.8.x)
WebRTC is not supported at this time
=head1 CONFIGURATION
This script uses the multigraph functionality to generate many graphs. As such, there
are a significant amount of available configuration options
=head2 API Details
You will need to supply your API login details:
[unifi_api]
# User name to login to unifi controller API. Default is "ubnt". Ideally, this should
# point to a read-only account.
env.user Controller_Username
# Password to login to unifi controller API. Default is "ubnt"
env.pass Controller_Password
# URL of the API, with port if needed. No trailing slash.
# Default is https://localhost:8443
env.api_url https://unifi.fqdn.com:8443
# Verify SSL certificate name against host.
# Note: if using a default cloudkey certificate, this will fail unless you manually add it
# to the local keystore.
# Default is "yes"
env.ssl_verify_host no
# Verify Peer's SSL vertiicate.
# Note: if using a default cloudkey certificate, this will fail
# Default is "yes"
env.ssl_verify_peer no
# The human readable name of the unifi site - used for graph titles
env.name Site Name
# "Site" string - the internal unifi API site identifier.
# default is "default" - found when you connect to the web interface
# it's the term in the URL - /manage/site/site_string/dashboard
env.site site_string
=head2 Graph Categories / Host Management
Sometimes, you need more control over where the unifi graphs appear.
env.force_category 0
# By default, Use standard munin well know categories -
# system: cpu, mem, load, & uptime
# network: clients, transfer statistics.
#
To use this feature, set "force_category" to a text string (i.e. "unifi").
This is very helpful if your graphs are going to appear inside another host - for instance
if your munin graphs for that host are monitoring the host the controller is running on, and
the unifi API instance.
Sometimes however, you want to monitor either an offsite API, or a cloudkey which, at least by
default, does not run munin-node. In that case, you can actually create a "virtual" munin host to
display only these graphs (or any combination you like). This is documented in the main munin docs,
but in a nutshell:
In your munin-node plugin configuration: (Something like: /etc/munin/plugin-conf.d/munin-node)
[unifi_api]
host_name hostname.whatever.youlike
env.force_category unifi
And, in your munin master configuration: (Something like: /etc/munin/munin.conf)
[hostname.whatever.youlike]
address ip.of.munin.node
Make sure you do *not* set "use_node_name" on this new host. It may be necessary to define "host_name"
in your munin-node configuration as well, if you have not already (Likely, on a multi-homed host, this
has been done to keep munin-node from advertising itself as localhost)
More information:
* L<host_name|http://guide.munin-monitoring.org/en/latest/plugin/use.html>
=head2 Toggling of graphs / Individual options
You can turn off individual graphs. A few graphs have extra configuration
options.
By default, everything is enabled. Set to "no" to disable
[unifi_api]
# Show device CPU utilization
env.enable_device_cpu yes
# Show device memory usage
env.enable_device_mem yes
# Show device load average (switches and APs only)
env.enable_device_load yes
# Show device uptime
env.enable_device_uptime yes
# Show number of clients connected to each device
env.enable_clients_device yes
# Show detailed graphs for each device (per device graphs)
env.enable_detail_clients_device yes
# Show number of clients connected to each network type
env.enable_clients_type yes
# Show detailed graphs for each client type (per type graphs)
env.enable_detail_clients_type yes
# Show unauthorized / authorized client list
# if you are not using the guest portal, this is useless
env.show_authorized_clients_type yes
# Show transfer statistics on switch ports
env.enable_xfer_port yes
# Show detailed graphs per switch port
env.enable_detail_xfer_port yes
# Hide ports that have no link (When set to no, unplugged ports will transfer 0, not be undefined)
env.hide_empty_xfer_port yes
# Show transfer statistics per device
env.enable_xfer_device yes
# Show detailed graphs for each device
env.enable_detail_xfer_device yes
# Show transfer statistics per named network
env.enable_xfer_network yes
# Show detailed graphs for each named network
env.enable_detail_xfer_network yes
# Show transfer statistics per radio
env.enable_xfer_radio yes
# Show detailed graphs for each radio
env.enable_detail_xfer_radio yes
=head1 CAPABILITIES
This plugin supports L<DIRTYCONFIG|http://guide.munin-monitoring.org/en/latest/plugin/protocol-dirtyconfig.html>
=head1 DEPENDENCIES
This plugin requires munin-multiugraph.
=over
=item WWW::Curl::Easy
Perl extension interface for libcurl
=item JSON
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) encoder/decoder
=back
=head1 PERFORMANCE CONCERNS
The main performance concern on this is the huge number of graphs that may be
generated. Using the cron version of munin-graph may hurt a lot.
A bit of a case study:
| My Site | UBNT Demo
---------------------------------------
Devices | 8 | 126
AP's | 4 | 118
24xSwitch | 1 | 5
8xSwitch | 2 | 2
Output Bytes | 64,262 | 431,434
Output Lines | 1,761 | 14,586
Output Graphs | 77 | 530
So, just note that the growth in the amount of graphed date can be extreme.
=head1 LICENSE
Copyright (C) 2018 J.T.Sage (jtsage@gmail.com)
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program. If not, see L<http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
=head1 MAGIC MARKERS
#%# family=manual
#%# capabilities=
=cut
use warnings;
use strict;
use utf8;
use Munin::Plugin;
# Check dependencies
my @errorCode;
my $me = (split '/', $0)[-1];
if (! eval {require JSON; JSON->import(); 1; } ) {
push @errorCode, "JSON module not found";
}
if (! eval {require WWW::Curl::Easy; 1;} ) {
push @errorCode, "WWW::Curl::Easy module not found";
}
# Fail on not found dependencies
if ( @errorCode != 0 ) {
die "FATAL:$me: Perl dependencies not installed (", join(", " => @errorCode), ")\n";
}
# Multigraph cabability is required for this plugin
need_multigraph();
# Somewhat (in)sane defaults for host, pass, etc
my %APIconfig = (
'user' => env_default_text('user' , 'ubnt'),
'pass' => env_default_text('pass' , 'ubnt'),
'api_url' => env_default_text('api_url' , 'https://localhost:8443'),
'site' => env_default_text('site' , 'default'),
'ssl_verify_host' => env_default_text('ssl_verify_host', 'yes'),
'ssl_verify_peer' => env_default_text('ssl_verify_peer', 'yes'),
'name' => env_default_text('name' , 'Unnamed Site'),
);
# The big table of plugin options - see POD documentation for what these do.
my %PluginConfig = (
'enable_device_cpu' => env_default_bool_true('enable_device_cpu'),
'enable_device_mem' => env_default_bool_true('enable_device_mem'),
'enable_device_load' => env_default_bool_true('enable_device_load'),
'enable_device_uptime' => env_default_bool_true('enable_device_uptime'),
'enable_clients_device' => env_default_bool_true('enable_clients_device'),
'enable_clients_type' => env_default_bool_true('enable_clients_network'),
'enable_xfer_port' => env_default_bool_true('enable_xfer_port'),
'enable_xfer_device' => env_default_bool_true('enable_xfer_device'),
'enable_xfer_network' => env_default_bool_true('enable_xfer_network'),
'enable_xfer_radio' => env_default_bool_true('enable_xfer_radio'),
'enable_detail_xfer_port' => env_default_bool_true('enable_detail_xfer_port'),
'enable_detail_xfer_device' => env_default_bool_true('enable_detail_xfer_device'),
'enable_detail_xfer_network' => env_default_bool_true('enable_detail_xfer_network'),
'enable_detail_xfer_radio' => env_default_bool_true('enable_detail_xfer_radio'),
'enable_detail_clients_device' => env_default_bool_true('enable_detail_clients_device'),
'enable_detail_clients_type' => env_default_bool_true('enable_detail_clients_network'),
'hide_empty_xfer_port' => env_default_bool_true('hide_empty_xfer_port'),
'show_authorized_clients_type' => env_default_bool_true('show_authorized_clients_type'),
'force_category' => env_default_text('force_category', 0),
);
# Set up needed API endpoints
my %APIPoint = (
'login' => $APIconfig{"api_url"} . "/api/login",
'device' => $APIconfig{"api_url"} . "/api/s/" . $APIconfig{"site"} . "/stat/device",
'wlan' => $APIconfig{"api_url"} . "/api/s/" . $APIconfig{"site"} . "/rest/wlanconf",
'sta' => $APIconfig{"api_url"} . "/api/s/" . $APIconfig{"site"} . "/stat/sta",
);
my %APIResponse;
my %APIJsonResponse;
my %Data;
my $retcode;
# Init curl and JSON
my $curl = WWW::Curl::Easy->new() or die "FATAL:$me: WWW::Curl::Easy init failed!\n";
my $jsonOBJ = JSON->new() or die "FATAL:$me: JSON init failed!\n";
## Fetch the data from the API
# The rest is a way to use local files from the local disk. Undocumented and not really supported.
if ( !env_default_bool_true('USE_API') ) {
if (! eval {require File::Slurp; File::Slurp->import(); 1; } ) {
die "Local debug unavailable, File::Slurp CPAN module required\n";
}
foreach ( "./demo-test-files/device", "./demo-test-files/sta", "./demo-test-files/wlanconf" ) {
if ( ! -f $_ ) { die "File not found: $_\n"; }
}
$APIJsonResponse{'device'} = $jsonOBJ->allow_nonref->utf8->relaxed->decode(read_file('./demo-test-files/device'));
$APIJsonResponse{'sta'} = $jsonOBJ->allow_nonref->utf8->relaxed->decode(read_file('./demo-test-files/sta'));
$APIJsonResponse{'wlan'} = $jsonOBJ->allow_nonref->utf8->relaxed->decode(read_file('./demo-test-files/wlanconf'));
} else {
fetch_data();
}
## Process the data
make_data();
if ( defined($ARGV[0]) && $ARGV[0] eq "config" ) {
# Do the config step for each set of graphs
do_config_mem();
do_config_cpu();
do_config_load();
do_config_uptime();
do_config_xfer_by_device();
do_config_xfer_by_uplink();
do_config_xfer_by_port();
do_config_xfer_by_network();
do_config_xfer_by_radio();
do_config_clients_by_device();
do_config_clients_by_type();
# If dirtyconfig is not supported, or turned off, exit here. Otherwise, continue to fetch section
if ( !defined($ENV{'MUNIN_CAP_DIRTYCONFIG'}) || !$ENV{'MUNIN_CAP_DIRTYCONFIG'} ) { exit 0; }
}
# Do the fetch step for each set of graphs
do_values_cpu();
do_values_mem();
do_values_load();
do_values_uptime();
do_values_xfer_by_device();
do_values_xfer_by_uplink();
do_values_xfer_by_port();
do_values_xfer_by_network();
do_values_xfer_by_radio();
do_values_clients_by_device();
do_values_clients_by_type();
#######################
# SUBROUTINES CONFIG #
#######################
sub do_config_clients_by_type {
# Provide client count by type - CONFIG
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_clients_type'} ) { return 0; }
graph_prologue(
'unifi_clients_per_network',
'Clients Connected / Network',
'-l 0 --base 1000',
'clients',
'network',
'Clients connected per type - manually summing these numbers may be meaningful, as clients are often of multiple types'
);
foreach ( @{$Data{'typesOrder'}} ) {
print $_ , ".label " , $Data{'types'}{$_}[0] , "\n";
}
if ( ! $PluginConfig{'enable_detail_clients_type'} ) { return 1; }
foreach ( @{$Data{'typesOrder'}} ) {
if ( $Data{'types'}{$_}[1] == 1 ) {
graph_prologue(
'unifi_clients_per_network.' . $_,
'Clients Connected : ' . $Data{'types'}{$_}[0],
'-l 0 --base 1000',
'clients',
'network',
'Clients connected via that are of type: ' . $Data{'types'}{$_}[0]
);
print "users.label Users\n";
print "guests.label Guests\n";
}
}
return 1;
}
sub do_config_clients_by_device {
# Provide client count by device - CONFIG
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_clients_device'} ) { return 0; }
graph_prologue(
'unifi_clients_per_device',
'Clients Connected / Device',
'-l 0 --base 1000',
'clients',
'network',
'Clients connected to each unifi device'
);
foreach ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
print $_ , ".label " , $Data{'device'}{$_}->{'label'} , "\n";
}
if ( ! $PluginConfig{'enable_detail_clients_device'} ) { return 1; }
foreach ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
graph_prologue(
'unifi_clients_per_device.' . $_,
'Clients / Device : ' . $Data{'device'}{$_}->{'label'},
'-l 0 --base 1000',
'clients',
'network',
'Clients connected to the ' . $Data{'device'}{$_}->{'label'} . " unifi device"
);
print "users.label Users\n";
print "guests.label Guests\n";
}
return 1;
}
sub do_config_xfer_by_radio {
# Provide transfer for radios - CONFIG
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_xfer_radio'} ) { return 0; }
graph_prologue(
'unifi_xfer_per_radio',
'Transfer / radio',
'--base 1000',
'Packets/${graph_period}',
'network',
'Number of packets transferred per individual radio band'
);
foreach my $thisDevice ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
if ( $Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}->{'type'} ne "uap" ) { next; }
foreach ( @{$Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}{'radio'}} ) {
print $thisDevice , "_" , $_->{"name"} , "_pack.label " , $_->{"label"} , "\n";
print $thisDevice , "_" , $_->{"name"} , "_pack.type DERIVE\n";
print $thisDevice , "_" , $_->{"name"} , "_pack.min 0\n";
}
}
if ( ! $PluginConfig{'enable_detail_xfer_radio'} ) { return 1; }
foreach my $thisDevice ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
if ( $Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}->{'type'} ne "uap" ) { next; }
graph_prologue(
'unifi_xfer_per_radio.' . $thisDevice,
'Transfer / radio : ' . $Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}->{'name'},
'--base 1000',
'Packets/${graph_period}',
'network',
'Transfered Packets, Dropped / Retried Packets, and Error Packets for the WLAN device: ' . $Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}->{'name'}
);
foreach ( @{$Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}{'radio'}} ) {
print $_->{"name"} , "_pkt.label " , $_->{"type"} , " Packets\n";
print $_->{"name"} , "_pkt.type DERIVE\n";
print $_->{"name"} , "_pkt.min 0\n";
print $_->{"name"} , "_dret.label " , $_->{"type"} , " Dropped / Retries\n";
print $_->{"name"} , "_dret.type DERIVE\n";
print $_->{"name"} , "_dret.min 0\n";
print $_->{"name"} , "_err.label " , $_->{"type"} , " Errors\n";
print $_->{"name"} , "_err.type DERIVE\n";
print $_->{"name"} , "_err.min 0\n";
}
}
return 1;
}
sub do_config_xfer_by_network {
# Provide transfer for named networks - CONFIG
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_xfer_network'} ) { return 0; }
graph_prologue(
'unifi_xfer_per_network',
'Transfer / named network',
'--base 1000',
'Bytes/${graph_period} rcvd (-) / trans (+)',
'network',
'Bytes sent and received per each named network'
);
foreach my $thisNet ( sort keys %{$Data{'networks'}} ) {
foreach ( "_rxbytes", "_txbytes" ) {
print $thisNet , $_ , ".label " , $Data{'networks'}{$thisNet}->{"label"} . "\n";
print $thisNet , $_ , ".type DERIVE\n";
print $thisNet , $_ , ".min 0\n";
}
print $thisNet , "_rxbytes.graph no\n";
print $thisNet , "_txbytes.negative " , $thisNet , "_rxbytes\n";
}
if ( ! $PluginConfig{'enable_detail_xfer_network'} ) { return 1; }
foreach my $thisNet ( sort keys %{$Data{'networks'}} ) {
graph_prologue(
'unifi_xfer_per_network.' . $thisNet,
'Transfer / named network : ' . $Data{'networks'}{$thisNet}->{'label'},
'--base 1000',
'Bytes/${graph_period} rcvd (-) / trans (+)',
'network',
'Bytes sent and received for the network named: ' . $Data{'networks'}{$thisNet}->{'label'}
);
foreach ( "rxbyte", "txbyte" ) {
print $_ , ".label Bytes\n";
print $_ , ".type DERIVE\n";
print $_ , ".min 0\n";
}
print "rxbyte.graph no\n";
print "txbyte.negative rxbyte\n";
}
return 1;
}
sub do_config_xfer_by_port {
# Provide transfer for switch ports - CONFIG
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_xfer_port'} ) { return 0; }
foreach my $thisDevice ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
if ( $Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}->{'type'} ne "usw" ) { next; }
graph_prologue(
'unifi_xfer_per_port_' . $thisDevice,
'Transfer / port : ' . $Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}->{'label'},
'--base 1000',
'Bytes/${graph_period} rcvd (-) / trans (+)',
'network',
'Bytes sent and received per port on the switch named: ' . $Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}->{'label'}
);
foreach my $thisPort ( @{$Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}{'ports'}} ) {
foreach ( "_rxbytes", "_txbytes" ) {
print $thisDevice , "_" , $thisPort->{"name"} , $_ , ".label " , $thisPort->{"label"} . "\n";
print $thisDevice , "_" , $thisPort->{"name"} , $_ , ".type DERIVE\n";
print $thisDevice , "_" , $thisPort->{"name"} , $_ , ".min 0\n";
}
print $thisDevice , "_" , $thisPort->{"name"} , "_rxbytes.graph no\n";
print $thisDevice , "_" , $thisPort->{"name"} , "_txbytes.negative " , $thisDevice , "_" , $thisPort->{"name"} , "_rxbytes\n";
}
}
if ( ! $PluginConfig{'enable_detail_xfer_port'} ) { return 1; }
# Extended graphs
foreach my $thisDevice ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
if ( $Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}->{'type'} ne "usw" ) { next; }
foreach my $thisPort ( @{$Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}{'ports'}} ) {
graph_prologue(
'unifi_xfer_per_port_' . $thisDevice . "." . $thisPort->{'name'},
'Transfer / port : ' . $Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}->{'label'} . " : " . $thisPort->{'label'},
'--base 1000',
'Bytes/${graph_period} rcvd (-) / trans (+)',
'network',
'Bytes sent and received on port "' . $thisPort->{'label'} . '" of the switch "' . $Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}->{'label'} . '"'
);
foreach ( "rxbyte", "txbyte" ) {
print $_ . ".label Bytes\n";
print $_ . ".type DERIVE\n";
print $_ . ".min 0\n";
}
print "rxbyte.graph no\n";
print "txbyte.negative rxbyte\n";
}
}
return 1;
}
sub do_config_xfer_by_uplink {
# Provide transfer for unifi uplink - CONFIG
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_xfer_device'} ) { return 0; }
graph_prologue(
'unifi_xfer_by_uplink',
'Transfer on uplink : ' . $Data{'uplink'}{'devName'},
'--base 1000',
'Bytes/${graph_period} rcvd (-) / trans (+)',
'network',
'Bytes sent and received on the WAN port of the USG, and the speedtest result of the same port'
);
foreach ( "rx", "tx" ) {
print $_ , "_speed.label Speedtest\n";
print $_ , "_bytes.label Transferred\n";
print $_ , "_speed.type GAUGE\n";
print $_ , "_bytes.type DERIVE\n";
print $_ , "_speed.min 0\n";
print $_ , "_bytes.min 0\n";
}
print "rx_speed.graph no\n";
print "rx_bytes.graph no\n";
print "tx_speed.negative rx_speed\n";
print "tx_bytes.negative rx_bytes\n";
return 1;
}
sub do_config_xfer_by_device {
# Provide transfer for each unifi device - CONFIG
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_xfer_device'} ) { return 0; }
graph_prologue(
'unifi_xfer_per_device',
'Transfer / device',
'--base 1000',
'Bytes/${graph_period} rcvd (-) / trans (+)',
'network',
'Bytes sent and received per unifi device'
);
foreach my $thisDevice ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
foreach ( "_rxbytes", "_txbytes" ) {
print $thisDevice , $_ , ".label " , $Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}->{'label'} , "\n";
print $thisDevice , $_ , ".type DERIVE\n";
print $thisDevice , $_ , ".min 0\n";
}
print $thisDevice , "_rxbytes.graph no\n";
print $thisDevice , "_txbytes.negative " , $thisDevice , "_rxbytes\n";
}
if ( $PluginConfig{'enable_detail_xfer_device'} ) {
foreach my $thisDevice ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
graph_prologue(
'unifi_xfer_per_device.' . $thisDevice,
'Transfer / device : ' . $Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}->{'label'},
'--base 1000',
'Bytes/${graph_period} rcvd (-) / trans (+)',
'network',
'Bytes sent and received on the unifi device named: ' . $Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}->{'label'}
);
foreach ( "rxbyte", "txbyte" ) {
print $_ , ".label Bytes\n";
print $_ , ".type DERIVE\n";
print $_ , ".min 0\n";
}
print "rxbyte.graph no\n";
print "txbyte.negative rxbyte\n";
}
}
return 1;
}
sub do_config_uptime {
# Provide device uptime for each unifi device - CONFIG
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_device_uptime'} ) { return 0; }
graph_prologue(
'unifi_device_uptime',
'Uptime',
'--base 1000 -r --lower-limit 0',
'days',
'system',
'Uptime in days for each unifi device'
);
foreach ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
print $_ , ".label " , $Data{'device'}{$_}->{"name"} , "\n";
}
return 1;
}
sub do_config_cpu {
# Provide device CPU usage for each unifi device - CONFIG
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_device_cpu'} ) { return 0; }
graph_prologue(
'unifi_device_cpu',
'CPU Usage',
'--base 1000 -r --lower-limit 0 --upper-limit 100',
'%',
'system',
'CPU usage as a percentage for each unifi device'
);
foreach ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
print $_ , ".label " , $Data{'device'}{$_}->{"name"} , "\n";
}
return 1;
}
sub do_config_load {
# Provide device load average for each unifi device - CONFIG
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_device_load'} ) { return 0; }
graph_prologue(
'unifi_device_load',
'Load Average',
'-l 0 --base 1000',
'load',
'system',
'Load average for each unifi Access Point or Switch'
);
foreach ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
if ( $Data{'device'}{$_}->{'type'} eq 'ugw' ) { next; }
print $_ , ".label " , $Data{'device'}{$_}->{"name"} , "\n";
}
return 1;
}
sub do_config_mem {
# Provide device memory usage for each unifi device - CONFIG
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_device_mem'} ) { return 0; }
graph_prologue(
'unifi_device_mem',
'Memory Usage',
'--base 1000 -r --lower-limit 0 --upper-limit 100',
'%',
'system',
'Memory usage as a percentage for each unifi device'
);
foreach ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
print $_ , ".label " , $Data{'device'}{$_}->{"name"} , "\n";
}
return 1;
}
#########################
# SUBROUTINES VALUES #
#########################
sub do_values_clients_by_type {
# Provide client count by type - VALUES
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_clients_type'} ) { return 0; }
print "multigraph unifi_clients_per_network\n";
foreach ( @{$Data{'typesOrder'}} ) {
print $_ , ".value " , ( $Data{'types'}{$_}[2] + $Data{'types'}{$_}[3] ) , "\n";
}
if ( ! $PluginConfig{'enable_detail_clients_type'} ) { return 1; }
foreach ( @{$Data{'typesOrder'}} ) {
if ( $Data{'types'}{$_}[1] == 1 ) {
print "multigraph unifi_clients_per_network.$_\n";
print "users.value " , $Data{'types'}{$_}[2] , "\n";
print "guests.value " , $Data{'types'}{$_}[3] , "\n";
}
}
return 1;
}
sub do_values_clients_by_device {
# Provide client count by device - VALUES
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_clients_device'} ) { return 0; }
print "multigraph unifi_clients_per_device\n";
foreach ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
print $_ , ".value " , $Data{'device'}{$_}->{'clients'} , "\n";
}
if ( ! $PluginConfig{'enable_detail_clients_device'} ) { return 1; }
foreach ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
print "multigraph unifi_clients_per_device.$_\n";
print "users.value " , $Data{'device'}{$_}->{'users'} , "\n";
print "guests.value " , $Data{'device'}{$_}->{'guests'} , "\n";
}
return 1;
}
sub do_values_xfer_by_radio {
# Provide transfer for radios - VALUES
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_xfer_radio'} ) { return 0; }
print "multigraph unifi_xfer_per_radio\n";
foreach my $thisDevice ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
if ( $Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}->{'type'} ne "uap" ) { next; }
foreach ( @{$Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}{'radio'}} ) {
print $thisDevice , "_" , $_->{"name"} , "_pack.value " , ($_->{"pckt"} // 0), "\n";;
}
}
if ( ! $PluginConfig{'enable_detail_xfer_radio'} ) { return 1; }
foreach my $thisDevice ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
if ( $Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}->{'type'} ne "uap" ) { next; }
print "multigraph unifi_xfer_per_radio.$thisDevice\n";
foreach ( @{$Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}{'radio'}} ) {
print $_->{"name"} , "_pkt.value " , ($_->{"pckt"} // 0) , "\n";
print $_->{"name"} , "_dret.value " , ($_->{"dret"} // 0) , "\n";
print $_->{"name"} , "_err.value " , ($_->{"err"} // 0) , "\n";
}
}
return 1;
}
sub do_values_xfer_by_network {
# Provide transfer for named networks - CONFIG
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_xfer_network'} ) { return 0; }
print "multigraph unifi_xfer_per_network\n";
foreach my $thisNet ( sort keys %{$Data{'networks'}} ) {
print $thisNet , "_rxbytes.value " , ($Data{'networks'}{$thisNet}->{"rx"} // 0) , "\n";
print $thisNet , "_txbytes.value " , ($Data{'networks'}{$thisNet}->{"tx"} // 0) , "\n";
}
if ( ! $PluginConfig{'enable_detail_xfer_network'} ) { return 1; }
foreach my $thisNet ( sort keys %{$Data{'networks'}} ) {
print "multigraph unifi_xfer_per_network.$thisNet\n";
print "rxbyte.value " , ($Data{'networks'}{$thisNet}->{"rx"} // 0) , "\n";
print "txbyte.value " , ($Data{'networks'}{$thisNet}->{"tx"} // 0) , "\n";
}
return 1;
}
sub do_values_xfer_by_port {
# Provide transfer for switch ports - VALUES
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_xfer_port'} ) { return 0; }
foreach my $thisDevice ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
if ( $Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}->{'type'} ne "usw" ) { next; }
print "multigraph unifi_xfer_per_port_$thisDevice\n";
foreach ( @{$Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}{'ports'}} ) {
print $thisDevice , "_" , $_->{"name"} , "_rxbytes.value " , $_->{"rx"} , "\n";
print $thisDevice , "_" , $_->{"name"} , "_txbytes.value " , $_->{"tx"} , "\n";
}
}
if ( ! $PluginConfig{'enable_detail_xfer_port'} ) { return 1; }
# Extended graphs
foreach my $thisDevice ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
if ( $Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}->{'type'} ne "usw" ) { next; }
foreach ( @{$Data{'device'}{$thisDevice}{'ports'}} ) {
print 'multigraph unifi_xfer_per_port_' . $thisDevice . "." . $_->{'name'} . "\n";
print "rxbyte.value " , $_->{"rx"} , "\n";
print "txbyte.value " , $_->{"tx"} , "\n";
}
}
return 1;
}
sub do_values_xfer_by_uplink {
# Provide transfer for unifi uplink - CONFIG
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_xfer_device'} ) { return 0; }
$Data{'uplink'}{"rx_speed"} = "U" unless $Data{'uplink'}{"rx_speed"};
$Data{'uplink'}{"tx_speed"} = "U" unless $Data{'uplink'}{"tx_speed"};
$Data{'uplink'}{"rx_bytes"} = "U" unless $Data{'uplink'}{"rx_bytes"};
$Data{'uplink'}{"tx_bytes"} = "U" unless $Data{'uplink'}{"tx_bytes"};
print "multigraph unifi_xfer_by_uplink\n";
print "rx_speed.value " . $Data{'uplink'}{"rx_speed"} . "\n";
print "tx_speed.value " . $Data{'uplink'}{"tx_speed"} . "\n";
print "rx_bytes.value " . $Data{'uplink'}{"rx_bytes"} . "\n";
print "tx_bytes.value " . $Data{'uplink'}{"tx_bytes"} . "\n";
return 1;
}
sub do_values_xfer_by_device {
# Provide transfer for each unifi device - CONFIG
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_xfer_device'} ) { return 0; }
print "multigraph unifi_xfer_per_device\n";
foreach ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
print $_ . "_rxbytes.value " . $Data{'device'}{$_}->{"rx"} , "\n";
print $_ . "_txbytes.value " . $Data{'device'}{$_}->{"tx"} , "\n";
}
if ( $PluginConfig{'enable_detail_xfer_device'} ) {
foreach ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
print "multigraph unifi_xfer_per_device." , $_ , "\n";
print "rxbyte.value " , $Data{'device'}{$_}->{"rx"} , "\n";
print "txbyte.value " , $Data{'device'}{$_}->{"tx"} , "\n";
}
}
return 1;
}
sub do_values_cpu {
# Provide device CPU usage for each unifi device - VALUES
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_device_cpu'} ) { return 0; }
print "multigraph unifi_device_cpu\n";
foreach ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
print $_ , ".value " , ( $Data{'device'}{$_}->{"cpu"} ) , "\n";
}
return 1;
}
sub do_values_mem {
# Provide device memory usage for each unifi device - VALUES
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_device_mem'} ) { return 0; }
print "multigraph unifi_device_mem\n";
foreach ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
print $_ , ".value " , ( $Data{'device'}{$_}->{"mem"} ) , "\n";
}
return 1;
}
sub do_values_load {
# Provide device load average for each unifi device - VALUES
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_device_load'} ) { return 0; }
print "multigraph unifi_device_load\n";
foreach ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
if ( $Data{'device'}{$_}->{'type'} eq 'ugw' ) { next; }
print $_ , ".value " , ( $Data{'device'}{$_}->{"load"} ) , "\n";
}
return 1;
}
sub do_values_uptime {
# Provide device uptime for each unifi device - VALUES
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_device_uptime'} ) { return 0; }
print "multigraph unifi_device_uptime\n";
foreach ( sort keys %{$Data{'device'}} ) {
print $_ , ".value " , ( $Data{'device'}{$_}->{"uptime"} / 86400 ) , "\n";
}
return 1;
}
#########################
# SUBROUTINES GENERAL #
#########################
sub graph_prologue {
# Generate graph prologues - slightly less copy-pasta, and less chance for things to go wrong
my ( $id, $title, $args, $vlabel, $category, $info ) = (@_);
print "multigraph $id\n";
print 'graph_title ' , $title , ' : ' , $APIconfig{"name"} , "\n";
print "graph_args $args\n";
print "graph_vlabel $vlabel\n";
if ( $PluginConfig{'force_category'} ) {
print "graph_category ", $PluginConfig{'force_category'}, "\n";
} else {
print "graph_category $category\n";
}
if ( $info ) {
print 'graph_info For the unifi site named "' , $APIconfig{"name"} , "\", $info\n";
}
return 1;
}
# Collate all collected data into something we can use.
sub make_data {
foreach my $thisDevice ( @{$APIJsonResponse{'device'}->{'data'}} ) {
# Grab everything we care to know about each device.
$Data{'device'}{ make_safe($thisDevice->{'name'}, $thisDevice->{'serial'}) } = {
'label' => $thisDevice->{'name'},
'users' => ($thisDevice->{'user-num_sta'} || 0),
'guests' => ($thisDevice->{'guest-num_sta'} || 0),
'clients' => ($thisDevice->{'user-num_sta'} + $thisDevice->{'guest-num_sta'} || 0),
'tx' => $thisDevice->{'rx_bytes'},
'rx' => $thisDevice->{'tx_bytes'},
'name' => $thisDevice->{'name'},
'uptime' => $thisDevice->{'uptime'},
'cpu' => $thisDevice->{'system-stats'}->{'cpu'},
'mem' => $thisDevice->{'system-stats'}->{'mem'},
'load' => ( $thisDevice->{'type'} eq 'ugw' ? 'U' : $thisDevice->{'sys_stats'}->{'loadavg_1'} ),
'type' => $thisDevice->{'type'}
};
if ( $thisDevice->{'type'} eq 'ugw' ) { # Handle firewall specially, record uplink and networks
foreach my $thisNet ( @{$thisDevice->{'network_table'}} ) {
$Data{'networks'}{ make_safe($thisNet->{'name'}, $thisNet->{'_id'} ) } = {
'label' => $thisNet->{'name'},
'tx' => $thisNet->{'tx_bytes'},
'rx' => $thisNet->{'rx_bytes'}
}
}
$Data{'uplink'}{'devName'} = $thisDevice->{'name'};
$Data{'uplink'}{'rx_speed'} = $thisDevice->{'speedtest-status'}->{'xput_download'} * 1000000;
$Data{'uplink'}{'tx_speed'} = $thisDevice->{'speedtest-status'}->{'xput_upload'} * 1000000;
foreach ( @{$thisDevice->{"port_table"}} ) {
if ( $_->{name} eq "wan" ) {
$Data{'uplink'}{'rx_bytes'} = $_->{'rx_bytes'};
$Data{'uplink'}{'tx_bytes'} = $_->{'tx_bytes'};
}
}
}
if ( $thisDevice->{'type'} eq 'usw' ) { # Handle swiches specially - record port stats
my @port_list;
foreach my $port ( @{$thisDevice->{'port_table'}} ) {
if ( !$PluginConfig{'hide_empty_xfer_port'} || $port->{'up'} ) {
push @port_list , {
'name' => 'port_' . zPad($port->{'port_idx'}),
'label' => zPad($port->{'port_idx'}) . '-' . $port->{'name'},
'rx' => $port->{'rx_bytes'},
'tx' => $port->{'tx_bytes'}
};
}
}
$Data{'device'}{ make_safe($thisDevice->{'name'}, $thisDevice->{'serial'}) }{'ports'} = \@port_list;
}
if ( $thisDevice->{'type'} eq 'uap' ) { # Handle APS specially - record radio stats
my @theseRadios;
foreach my $thisRadio ( @{$thisDevice->{'radio_table_stats'}} ) {
my $name = make_safe( $thisRadio->{'name'}, "" );
my $label = ( $thisRadio->{'channel'} < 12 ) ? '2.4Ghz' : '5Ghz';
$_ = $thisDevice->{'stat'}->{'ap'};
push @theseRadios, {
'name' => $name,
'label' => $label . '-' . $thisDevice->{'name'},
'pckt' => ($_->{$name . '-rx_packets'} // 0) + ($_->{$name . '-tx_packets'} // 0),
'dret' => ($_->{$name . '-rx_dropped'} // 0) + ($_->{$name . '-tx_retries'} // 0) + ($_->{$name . '-tx_dropped'} // 0),
'err' => ($_->{$name . '-rx_errors'} // 0) + ($_->{$name . '-tx_errors'} // 0),
'type' => $label
};
}
$Data{'device'}{ make_safe($thisDevice->{'name'}, $thisDevice->{'serial'}) }{'radio'} = \@theseRadios;
}
} # END PROCESSING OF DEVICE DATA
# PROCESS NETWORK TYPE DATA
# -> UNLESS, type graph is disabled.
#
# WHY: if the client list is large (huge. 10,000+), this is CPU intensive
if ( !$PluginConfig{'enable_clients_type'} ) { return 1; }
$Data{'types'} = {
"wired" => ["Wired Connection", 1, 0, 0],
"wifi" => ["Wireless Connection", 1, 0, 0],
"tuser" => ["Total Users", 0, 0, 0],
"tguest" => ["Total Guests", 0, 0, 0],
"authed" => ["Authorized Guests", 0, 0, 0],
"unauth" => ["Unauthorized Guests", 0, 0, 0],
};
$Data{'typesOrder'} = ( $PluginConfig{'show_authorized_clients_type'} ) ?
[ "wired", "wifi", "tuser", "tguest", "authed", "unauth"] :
[ "wired", "wifi", "tuser", "tguest" ];
my @wlans;
foreach my $thisNet ( @{$APIJsonResponse{'wlan'}->{'data'}} ) {
$Data{'types'}{ make_safe($thisNet->{'name'}, "") } = [ $thisNet->{'name'}, 1, 0, 0 ];
push @wlans, make_safe($thisNet->{'name'}, "");
}
foreach ( sort @wlans ) {
push @{$Data{'typesOrder'}}, $_;
}
foreach my $client ( @{$APIJsonResponse{'sta'}->{'data'}} ) {
if ( $client->{"is_wired"} ) {
if ( $client->{"is_guest"} ) {
$Data{'types'}->{'wired'}[3]++;
$Data{'types'}->{'guest'}[3]++;
} else {
$Data{'types'}->{'wired'}[2]++;
$Data{'types'}->{'user'}[2]++;
}
} else {
if ( $client->{"is_guest"} ) {
$Data{'types'}->{make_safe($client->{"essid"}, "")}[3]++;
$Data{'types'}->{'wifi'}[3]++;
$Data{'types'}->{'guest'}[3]++;
if ( $client->{"authorized"} ) {
$Data{'types'}->{'authed'}[3]++;
} else {
$Data{'types'}->{'unauth'}[3]++;
}
} else {
$Data{'types'}->{make_safe($client->{"essid"}, "")}[2]++;
$Data{'types'}->{'wifi'}[2]++;
$Data{'types'}->{'user'}[2]++;
}
}
}
return 1;
}
sub fetch_data {
# Set up curl, and login to API
$curl->setopt($curl->CURLOPT_POST,1);
$curl->setopt($curl->CURLOPT_COOKIEFILE,""); # Session only cookie
$curl->setopt($curl->CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, (( $APIconfig{"ssl_verify_peer"} =~ m/no/i ) ? 0 : 1) );
$curl->setopt($curl->CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYHOST, (( $APIconfig{"ssl_verify_host"} =~ m/no/i ) ? 0 : 2) );
$curl->setopt($curl->CURL_SSLVERSION_TLSv1, 1);
$curl->setopt($curl->CURLOPT_URL, $APIPoint{'login'});
$curl->setopt($curl->CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, q[{"username":"] . $APIconfig{"user"} . q[", "password":"] . $APIconfig{"pass"} . q["}] );
$curl->setopt($curl->CURLOPT_WRITEDATA, \$APIResponse{'login'});
$retcode = $curl->perform;
if ( $retcode != 0 ) {
die "FATAL:$me: Unable to connect to API: " . $curl->strerror($retcode) . " " . $curl->errbuf . "\n";
}
$APIJsonResponse{'login'} = $jsonOBJ->allow_nonref->utf8->relaxed->decode($APIResponse{'login'});
if ( $APIJsonResponse{'login'}->{'meta'}->{'rc'} ne 'ok' ) {
die "FATAL:$me: Unable to login to API - it said: " , $APIJsonResponse{'login'}->{'meta'}->{'msg'} , "\n";
}
# Change method to GET
$curl->setopt($curl->CURLOPT_HTTPGET,1);
# Get some API data.
# Device data
$curl->setopt($curl->CURLOPT_WRITEDATA, \$APIResponse{'device'});
$curl->setopt($curl->CURLOPT_URL, $APIPoint{'device'});
$retcode = $curl->perform;
if ( $retcode != 0 ) {
die "FATAL:$me: Unable to connect to API: " . $curl->strerror($retcode) . " " . $curl->errbuf . "\n";
}
$APIJsonResponse{'device'} = $jsonOBJ->allow_nonref->utf8->relaxed->decode($APIResponse{'device'});
if ( $APIJsonResponse{'device'}->{'meta'}->{'rc'} ne 'ok' ) {
die "FATAL:$me: Unable get device data from API - it said: " , $APIJsonResponse{'device'}->{'meta'}->{'msg'} , "\n";
}
# STA (client) data
$curl->setopt($curl->CURLOPT_WRITEDATA, \$APIResponse{'sta'});
$curl->setopt($curl->CURLOPT_URL, $APIPoint{'sta'});
$retcode = $curl->perform;
if ( $retcode != 0 ) {
die "FATAL:$me: Unable to connect to API: " . $curl->strerror($retcode) . " " . $curl->errbuf . "\n";
}
$APIJsonResponse{'sta'} = $jsonOBJ->allow_nonref->utf8->relaxed->decode($APIResponse{'sta'});
if ( $APIJsonResponse{'sta'}->{'meta'}->{'rc'} ne 'ok' ) {
die "FATAL:$me: Unable get sta data from API - it said: " , $APIJsonResponse{'sta'}->{'meta'}->{'msg'} , "\n";
}
# WLAN data
$curl->setopt($curl->CURLOPT_WRITEDATA, \$APIResponse{'wlan'});
$curl->setopt($curl->CURLOPT_URL, $APIPoint{'wlan'});
$retcode = $curl->perform;
if ( $retcode != 0 ) {
die "FATAL:$me: Unable to connect to API: " . $curl->strerror($retcode) . " " . $curl->errbuf . "\n";
}
$APIJsonResponse{'wlan'} = $jsonOBJ->allow_nonref->utf8->relaxed->decode($APIResponse{'wlan'});
if ( $APIJsonResponse{'wlan'}->{'meta'}->{'rc'} ne 'ok' ) {
die "FATAL:$me: Unable get wlan data from API - it said: " , $APIJsonResponse{'wlan'}->{'meta'}->{'msg'} , "\n";
}
}
# Make field names safe, and lowercase.
#
# Typically, $extraName should be the MAC address of the unique ID identifier as the unifi
# controller software does not enforce that device names or network names are unique.
sub make_safe {
my ( $name, $extraName ) = ( @_ );
if ( $extraName ne "" ) {
return clean_fieldname(lc($name) . "_" . $extraName);
} else {
return lc(clean_fieldname($name));
}
}
# Get a default from an environmental variable - return text
#
# env_default(<variable name>, <default>)
sub env_default_text {
my ( $env_var, $default ) = (@_);
return ( ( defined $ENV{$env_var} ) ? $ENV{$env_var} : $default ),
}
# Get a default from an environmental variable - boolean true
#
# env_default_bool_true (<variable name>, <default>)
sub env_default_bool_true {
my $env_var = $_[0];
return ( ( defined $ENV{$env_var} && $ENV{$env_var} =~ m/no/i ) ? 0 : 1 );
}
# Quick 2 digit zero pad
sub zPad { return sprintf("%02d", $_[0]); }