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Paul ,<br>
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Great help , this hint had worked just fine. <br>
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I had to create some smb shares on some filesystem that hadn´t anyone .<br>
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Again thanks for your hint man.<br>
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:-)<br>
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<td>RE: [Nagios-users] SNMP disk checking in Windows NTFS mounted
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<td>Tue, 15 Apr 2008 14:54:56 +0100</td>
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<td>Paul Weaver <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:paul.weaver@bbc.co.uk"><paul.weaver@bbc.co.uk></a></td>
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<pre>> The NTFS Mounted Point File System in Windows is a File
> System mounted
> in a Subdirectory, but still a Mounted File System., but a
> got your point.
>
> Do you Known any other way in other to get the free space percent in
> this kind of cenario ?
A couple of options
1) Create a second mountpoint for the drive as a letter -- I have a
server that has "C:\mysql\data" as a separate drive. I've additionally
mounted this as "M:", and can use SNMP to look at the M: drive. I've had
issues with SNMP on windows 2000 before, it sometimes fails to report
the correct value.
2) You can also use samba, pass in a host, share, username and password,
the plugin used smbclient to do a "DIR". Seems to work for me, I knocked
up a plugin for internal use which does this, basically it does:
open(PH, "smbclient //$host/$share -U$username \"$password\" -c \"dir\"
2>/dev/null");
While (<PH>) {$lastLine = $_;}
Then checks for /NT_STATUS_BAD_NETWORK_NAME/, /NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED/
and no output, then checks for the "nnn blocks of size xx. Yyy blocks"
If it finds it, it takes the number used as
100*(blockused/(blockused+blockfree))), which gives me x%
It then returns this value, and nagiosgrapher parses it to plot a graph.
(Don't ask why we have mysql on a windows server!)
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