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On 27/05/09 04:52 AM, Michael Prochaska wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I've seen a strange behavior of nagios with a very simple check script.
>
> the relevant part of the script:
> #########################################################################
> MAINTCNT="`/usr/sbin/metastat |grep -i maint |wc -l`"
> RESYNCNT="`/usr/sbin/metastat |grep -i resync |wc -l`"
>
> NOTOK=0
> status=$STATE_UNKNOWN
>
> if [ $RESYNCNT -gt 0 ]; then
> NOTOK=1
> TEXT="WARNING - One or more disks are in resync state. "
> status=$STATE_WARNING
> fi
>
> if [ $MAINTCNT -gt 0 ]; then
> NOTOK=1
> TEXT="CRITICAL - One or more disks are in maintenance state."
> status=$STATE_CRITICAL
> fi
>
>
> if [ $NOTOK -eq 1 ]; then
> echo $TEXT
> datum=`date`
> echo $datum $status >> /tmp/svm.debug
> exit $status
> fi
>
> echo "OK - There is no maintenance necessary!"
> exit $STATE_OK
>
> #########################################################################
>
> when executing the script from command line, the return code always is 2
> and the output always is "CRITICAL - One or more disks are in maintenance
> state." (because there is one dead disk) => thats ok
>
> when nagios executes the script, the output always is "CRITICAL - One or
> more disks are in maintenance state." but the return code sometimes is 0
> and sometimes is 2 => thats not good
>
> snippet from nagios.log:
> [1243410051] SERVICE ALERT: acgweb1;BASIC_SVM;CRITICAL;SOFT;1;CRITICAL -
> One or more disks are in maintenance state.
> [1243410063] EXTERNAL COMMAND:
> SCHEDULE_SVC_CHECK;acgweb1;BASIC_SVM;1243410061
> [1243410071] SERVICE ALERT: acgweb1;BASIC_SVM;OK;SOFT;2;CRITICAL - One or
> more disks are in maintenance state.
> [1243410083] EXTERNAL COMMAND:
> SCHEDULE_SVC_CHECK;acgweb1;BASIC_SVM;1243410081
> [1243410091] SERVICE ALERT: acgweb1;BASIC_SVM;CRITICAL;SOFT;1;CRITICAL -
> One or more disks are in maintenance state.
> [1243410124] EXTERNAL COMMAND:
> SCHEDULE_SVC_CHECK;acgweb1;BASIC_SVM;1243410122
> [1243410131] SERVICE ALERT: acgweb1;BASIC_SVM;OK;SOFT;2;CRITICAL - One or
> more disks are in maintenance state.
> [1243411031] SERVICE ALERT: acgweb1;BASIC_SVM;CRITICAL;SOFT;1;CRITICAL -
> One or more disks are in maintenance state.
> [1243411316] SERVICE ALERT: acgweb1;BASIC_SVM;OK;SOFT;2;CRITICAL - One or
> more disks are in maintenance state.
> [1243411323] EXTERNAL COMMAND:
> SCHEDULE_SVC_CHECK;acgweb1;BASIC_SVM;1243411320
> [1243411326] SERVICE ALERT: acgweb1;BASIC_SVM;CRITICAL;SOFT;1;CRITICAL -
> One or more disks are in maintenance state.
> [1243411363] EXTERNAL COMMAND:
> SCHEDULE_SVC_CHECK;acgweb1;BASIC_SVM;1243411361
> [1243411366] SERVICE ALERT: acgweb1;BASIC_SVM;OK;SOFT;2;CRITICAL - One or
> more disks are in maintenance state.
> [1243411370] EXTERNAL COMMAND:
> SCHEDULE_SVC_CHECK;acgweb1;BASIC_SVM;1243411368
> [1243411376] SERVICE ALERT: acgweb1;BASIC_SVM;CRITICAL;SOFT;1;CRITICAL -
> One or more disks are in maintenance state.
> [1243411391] EXTERNAL COMMAND:
> SCHEDULE_SVC_CHECK;acgweb1;BASIC_SVM;1243411389
> [1243411396] SERVICE ALERT: acgweb1;BASIC_SVM;CRITICAL;SOFT;2;CRITICAL -
> One or more disks are in maintenance state.
> [1243411398] EXTERNAL COMMAND:
> SCHEDULE_SVC_CHECK;acgweb1;BASIC_SVM;1243411396
> [1243411406] SERVICE ALERT: acgweb1;BASIC_SVM;CRITICAL;SOFT;3;CRITICAL -
> One or more disks are in maintenance state.
> [1243411407] EXTERNAL COMMAND:
> SCHEDULE_SVC_CHECK;acgweb1;BASIC_SVM;1243411405
>
>
>
> /tmp/svm.debug confirmes the command line result:
>> cat /tmp/svm.debug
> Wed May 27 08:21:33 GMT 2009 2
> Wed May 27 08:22:28 GMT 2009 2
> Wed May 27 08:22:39 GMT 2009 2
> Wed May 27 08:22:46 GMT 2009 2
> Wed May 27 08:23:00 GMT 2009 2
> Wed May 27 08:23:11 GMT 2009 2
> Wed May 27 08:23:46 GMT 2009 2
> Wed May 27 08:24:01 GMT 2009 2
> Wed May 27 08:27:09 GMT 2009 2
> Wed May 27 08:27:19 GMT 2009 2
> Wed May 27 08:27:35 GMT 2009 2
> Wed May 27 08:27:50 GMT 2009 2
> Wed May 27 08:27:56 GMT 2009 2
> Wed May 27 08:29:01 GMT 2009 2
> Wed May 27 08:32:55 GMT 20
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