Parsing NSCLIENT Output/Performance Counters

[Mike McClure]

I wrote this one about a year ago.  NSClient output might have changed since then,
so tweak as needed.

> Is there a way to parse the output from NSCLIENT on the CPU load
> information: CPU Load (5 min. 0) and get it to just display just the
> number?? I.E. I want to pipe this over to MRTG but have been unable to
> write a shells cript to take that 0 out and give it to me?
>
> I tried using the processor performance counter, but I would constantly
> get 99.98% back, even when the box had no load! For processor though, I
> do prefer using NSCLIETN's output
>
> Thanks
> william
>
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