>> Right now, even using state staulking and configuring check_disk as
>> a volatile service, Nagios will only notify about the *first* full
>> disk if a user acknowledges the problem. If a second disk fills later,
>> we won't be notified.
>
> It's possible to monitor disks separately. For the reasons you mention
> above, I always recommend doing so.
Thanks for responding, Matthias and Andreas.
We're trying to monitor a lot of disks... hundreds of systems and
probably over 2000 partitions. If we monitor each separately, it's
going to be a bit of work keeping that list up-to-date.
I'll bring all this info back to my group. You're right; it may be
tricky to determine what is a *new* message, but offering a patch might
ultimately be simpler.
-- Jim
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