$SERVICEOUT$ inturpreted by perl in misccommands.cfg creating broken host names (check_disk_smb)
Adam Tworkowski
atworkowski at masterfile.com
Mon Oct 24 17:37:51 CEST 2005
Hi,
I have an issue with the way mail notifications are being handled from
misccommands.cfg. I am using check_disk_smb. Perl seems to be parsing
the backslashes in host names. For example the server path '\\store
\share' will look as follows. Legible but still missing first
backslash:
WARNING: Only 22.46G (1%) free on \store\share
On the other hand '\\nas\share' will be processed as:
WARNING: Only 22.46G (1%) free on
as\share
Clearly the '\n' in the name is being processed by perl as a CR.
The affected variable seems to be as below in my misccommands.cfg:
Additional Info:\n\n$SERVICEOUTPUT$\n\n.
Would anyone know how to fix this. Thanks in advance.
Adam
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