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* Call script using zenoss python, since file isn't marked executable
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As is, the monitoring templates fail with an error that the command isn't found (at least on Zenoss 6.4.1), since zencommand expects scripts to be installed into /opt/zenoss/libexec. Other ZenPacks install a symlink pointing to the actual check script (see, e.g. ZenPacks.zenoss.CiscoMonitor or ZenPacks.zenoss.Memcached), but this is a quick fix that shouldn't risk breaking anything.
The script also doesn't have the execute bit set, so this calls zenoss's python binary.