NSClient++, CheckDriveSize and perfdata

[Michael Medin]

There are plans to update the "rendering engine" (fancy word) in a future
version but if you want I could add an option to includ exact size or
something like that and/or add a dot (if nagios allowes this).

Open up a ticket at nsclient.org and I shall see if I can have it in the
up coming 0.3.6 version (ine a week or so).


// MickeM

> Hi,
>
> I check the drives with
>
> 	check_nrpe -H $HOST -c CheckDriveSize -a Drive=C ShowAll=long
> MaxWarnUsed=90% MaxCritUsed=95%
>
> This has a result like:
>
> 	OK: C:: 29.3G - Used: 5.73G (19%) - Free: 23.6G (81%)|'C:'=19%;90;95;
>
> Is it possible, to somehow increase the accuracy of the fillstate in
> percent in the perfdata? like: 'C:'=19.5;90;95;
>
> Background: I use nagiosgrapher to paint funny pictures, and on a drive
> with 1TB, a change of 1% is 10GB.
>
> -
> 	Klaus
>
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