Nagios Problems with check_snmp_disk and Nagios

[Benjamin Indermuehle]

please dont swear at me i am new to nagios

I have setup nagios to check the disk space on my servers 
It works fine with most hosts and disks 
The problem is that on some hosts the last disk always fails. 
Nagios logs an error message which looks like this:

[1050011908] Warning: Return code of 139 for check of service 
'DISK/news/spool/news/P.04' on host 'newsspool' was out of bounds.

I have run the check_snmp_disk plugin manually and everything looks fine. 
input:
./check_snmp_disk -H 212.101.4.133 -o 7 -w 80 -c 90 -l Space -u%
output: 
Space OK - 14 % /news/spool/news/P.04

The funny thing is that this problem only occurs on the last disk of my host.
If i delete the check for the last disk the error occurs on the next disk. 

I dont think the problem has to do with the plugin or the snmp server since 
the manual check runs fine. 
I dont think its a network Problem either because the check fails every time 
it is executed. 
I have googled the error message and looked through the news archives but i 
wasnt able to discover a simular problem. 
I would be realy glad if someone could help me out.
Thanx in advance 
Greets Ben
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