./check_ironport.sh: line 88: [: CPU: integer expression exp

[tgfde]

Hi,

I'm getting the error message above when running a command from the Nagios server. Could someone please help on giving the right expression it is looking for? Line 88 of the shell script is shown below:

if [ $PAR_WARN -ge $PAR_CRIT ]; then

Sorry, still new to shell scripting.

Thanks.

[tonyyarusso]

What are your values for $PAR_WARN and $PAR_CRIT? My first guess is that you are passing numbers with a decimal point instead of integers. If that is the case, and you actually need to support floats, then you'll want to try something like

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if [ $(echo "$PAR_WARN >= $PAR_CRIT" | /usr/bin/bc) -eq 1 ]; then

[tgfde]

warn=90
crit=95

[tonyyarusso]

Could you attach a copy of the script as well as showing the command as issued (with arguments) and the terminal output?

[tgfde]

command - ./check_ironport.sh -H $HOSTADDRESS$ <user> <password> CPU 90 95
output - ./check_ironport.sh: line 88: [: CPU: integer expression expected

Can't collect data from an Ironpor appliance Ironport. Verify hostname, userID and password!

check_ironport.txt

[tonyyarusso]

Do not use -H, as this plugin is not written to properly use switched arguments, but rather only positional ones. Right now you are telling it that $HOSTNAME is literally "-H", $USER is "$HOSTADDRESS", $PASSWORD is "<user>", $ARGS is "<password>", $PAR_WARN is "CPU", and $PAR_CRIT is "90". So, instead, use:
./check_ironport.sh $HOSTADDRESS <user> <password> CPU 90 95

[tgfde]

Hi Tony,

Here's what I got from removing -H:

Usage: check_ironport.sh <hostname> <user> <password> <parameter> <warning_nro> <critical_nro>

Notes:
hostname - Can be a hostname or IP address
parameter - Can be status, cpu, ram, msgxhour, conn_in, conn_out, queue, workqueue,
msgs_in_quarantine, disk_util, queuedisk_usage or resourseconservation

parameters for STATUS are ignored but must be provided. The results for STATUS can be OK or critical.
parameters for RESOURSECONSERVATION should be 1 and 2.

Thanks.

[tonyyarusso]

Don't capitalize cpu then.

[tgfde]

That worked. Thank you so much!

[tgfde]

Tony,

Now all I have to figure is why Nagios is not getting the results somehow of a stopped windows service.

Again, thank you for your help on this.