check_diskspace SNMP plugin

[Dustin Berube]

Max H. wrote:
> Dustin Berube wrote:
>>
>> I tried snmpwalk with -t 5 and it worked, but to give it the benefit of 
>> the doubt I changed the script to use a 20 second timeout instead and 
>> had the same results.
>>
>>
> 
> Sorry for replying to you personally. The Nagios list doesn't have the 
> reply-to fields set up the way I'm used to in other lists.
> 
> In case that one doesn't work for you, check out:
> 
> <http://os.cyberheatinc.com/nagios_plugins.php>
> 
> There's a switch to check Windows and Linux machines. It requires Perl 
> on the Nagios box.
> 
> Max

I looked into those scripts and I did not see a switch that lets me tell 
the script if I'm checking Windows or Linux. Although I did not receive 
any parse errors so these look promising. Thanks for the link.

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