check_disk reporting incorrectly

[Marc Powell]

On May 11, 2009, at 1:23 PM, Peter Doherty wrote:

> The output of check_disk doesn't seem to be making any sense.  Can
> someone tell me what's going on here?  It looks like it's got it's
> gigabytes and terabytes confused, but something is clearly wrong.
> Using the -u  GB or -u MB switch doesn't help any.
> Oh, and this is on a PPC XServe MAC running OS X 10.5.6.
> The device that's reporting wrong is an NFS disk on another server.
> Thanks for any advice.
> --Peter

There were some problems with large (i.e. 80TB) filesystems under  
linux and solaris reported in 2007 but I believe that changes were  
made to accommodate those. Up to 16TB filesystems worked regardless.

You may be running into an OS specific issue. I believe the plugin is  
using standard system calls to obtain the utilization but there could  
be formatting issues or whatnot. Make sure you're using the latest  
plugin and if you don't get any other bites here, try posting as much  
information as possible to nagiosplug-devel.

--
Marc


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