#!/bin/bash

# check_running_kernel
# This plugin checks if the latest installed kernel is runnning or if the system needs to be rebooted

# Author: (C)2021 Thorsten Spille <thorsten@spille-edv.de>

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uname=$(uname -r)
major_version=${uname:0:3}
if [[ "$uname" == *"-pve" ]]; then
    filter=pve-kernel-$major_version
else
    filter=linux-image-$major_version
fi
latest_kernel=$(dpkg --get-selections | grep $filter | grep -E "\sinstall" | sort -V | tail -1 | cut -f1 | cut -d'-' -f3-)
if [[ "$latest_kernel" == "$uname" ]]; then
    echo -e "0 \"Running Kernel\" version_ok=0;1;|running_kernel=$uname;;|latest_installed_kernel=$latest_kernel;; Currently running Kernel up-to-date - OK"
else
    echo -e "1 \"Running Kernel\" version_ok=1;1;|running_kernel=$uname;;|latest_installed_kernel=$latest_kernel;; Newer Kernel version installed. Please reboot machine! - WARN"
fi