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KimKreitner
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check_disk output

Post by KimKreitner »

I just updated my nagios plugins from version 2.2.1-15.20180725 to 2.2.1-17.20190829 (I get them from the Fedora EPEL repos for RHEL6 and RHEL7).

The check_disk command that I run is the following:

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check_disk -w 25% -c 10% -p /apps
Previously my output looked like this:

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DISK OK - free space: /apps 26048 MB (90.12% inode=96%); | /apps=2853MB;22841;27409;0;30455
Now my output looks like this:

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dfree units 0 0
disk_result is 0DISK OK - free space: /apps 26048 MB (90.12% inode=96%); | /apps=2853MB;22841;27409;0;30455
Any ideas how to resolve this ?
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Re: check_disk output

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We don't package the RPM's but I checked Bugzilla and it has already been reported there

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1752219
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Re: check_disk output

Post by KimKreitner »

Thanks !! Wasn't sure where to find the folks that package the rpms.
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Re: check_disk output

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KimKreitner wrote:Thanks !! Wasn't sure where to find the folks that package the rpms.
No Problem

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