[Nagiosplug-devel] [ nagiosplug-Bugs-3316383 ] check_disk_smb uses -w and -c can't be set to be equal
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Bugs item #3316383, was opened at 2011-06-14 13:50
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Category: Argument proccessing
Group: release-1.4.15
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Private: No
Submitted By: mfrostp83 (mfrostp83)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: check_disk_smb uses -w and -c can't be set to be equal
Initial Comment:
The check_disk_smb plugin seems to behave differently from other plugins in that it will not allow you to set them to be equal.
Commonly, we only want a critical alert and not a warning so we set them to be equal for a plugin (i.e. "-w 90% -c 90%"). When you do this with check_disk_smb, you get
Percentage: warning (90%) should be less than critical (90%)
Other plugins allow them to be set equal. When they are equal, they seem to just ignore the warning threshold.
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>Comment By: mfrostp83 (mfrostp83)
Date: 2011-06-14 14:00
Message:
Note that I'm running this on SLES 11.1 Linux.
I also notice that there's some strange behavior when the -w argument is
not specified. It's as if there's an implicit definition of 85% for
warning if you don't set it which breaks when you use only -c:
$ check_disk_smb -H host -W domain -s share -u user -p pass --critical
81%
Percentage: warning (85) should be less than critical (81%)
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