My Own Plugin Issues

[Net Warrior]

Hi guys.
I tried to create my own plugin to check disk space and I'm almost done
except that the plugin is not returning the expected data:
If i run the plugn from the command line I get:

/usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_diskl.sh 80 90 /home
Critical  Disk Space /home - Total: 985M - Usado: 970M - Libre 0

But from nagios I get:
 free space: /home 0 MB (0% inode=94%): Do not know where on earth the
inode information is taken from and is not the format expected I want this:

Critical  Disk Space /home - Total: 985M - Usado: 970M - Libre 0


My script ends with
echo $RESULT
exit 0;

Where result is:
RESULT="$NOMBREDIR  Total: $ESPACIOTOTAL  Usado: $ESPACIOUSADO  Libre
$ESPACIOLIBRE"

This is the final part :
-- snip---

if [  "$PORCENTAJE" -ge "$CRIT"  ]; then
        echo "Critical $RESULT";
        exit 2;
fi

if [ "$PORCENTAJE" -ge "$WARN" ]; then
        echo "Warning  $RESULT";
        exit 1;
fi

echo $RESULT
exit 0;


I'm ai missing something else?

Any advice really appreciated
Thanks
Regards
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