Disk not mounted or nonexistant error

Nick Gushlow nick at gushlow.com
Thu Jul 24 12:23:55 CEST 2003


I've got free space monitoring on my one of my servers, and for 3 of the
drives it's fine, however for one drive/mount I get:

	Disk "/dev/vg/incoming" not mounted or nonexistant 

Which  is weird, because /dev/vg/incoming is mounted according to mount
& df (and according to me because I keep moving files there).

I just can't figure out why, the service def for this is the same as the
others:

	# /dev/vg/incoming
	define service{
        	use                             generic-service         ; Name
of service template to use

        	host_name                       oistins
	        service_description             /dev/vg/incoming Free Space
     	   	is_volatile                     0
        	check_period                    24x7
	        contact_groups                  sd-linux-admins
        	notification_interval           120
	        notification_period             24x7
        	notification_options            u,c,r
	        check_command        check_local_disk!5%!2%!/dev/vg/incoming
        	}

Output of mount:
	/dev/vg/incoming on /home/nickg/Incoming reiserfs
(rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev)

Output of df:
	Filesystem    		Type        Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on	
	/dev/vg/incoming	reiserfs    5.0G  3.0G  2.1G  59%
/home/nickg/Incoming	


Can anyone give me any pointers?

Regards,

Nick Gushlow



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