check_disk

[Rasmus Plewe]

On Mon, Mar 17, 2003 at 05:32:49PM +0200, Paul Clayton wrote:
> 
> Running check_disk on an HP server that uses long volume names such as
> /dev/vgraid01/lvol1, causes nagios to report "Unable to read output:"
> I discovered that the problem is because the output line of the df command
> extends to two lines due to the long device name. Anybody got  awork around
> on this one.

I did a small workaround for e.g. that reason:

$ cat check_local_disk.sh

#!/bin/sh
# Local disk checking for cs nodes
FSLIST=`df -hl | grep dev | cut -f1 -d" " | tr "\n" " "`

/path/to/nagios_plugins/check_disk -w $1 -c $2 -p "$FSLIST"

This checks all locally mounted file systems at once, the "grep dev"
part preventing problems with line splits. Be aware that the "df -hl"
is system dependent. 


Rasmus


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