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I have check_disk setup to do monitor all local disks so that I don't
have to make edits everytime I add a new filesystem or mount point.
Unfortunately, on Solaris, mounted CD's and DVD's show as local volumes
and as 100% full. Unfortunately, check_disk (the stock one) is not a
simple shell script that I can edit to throw in a "grep -v cdrom" line.
I'm curious how you guys are handling this? Do you define all your
filesystems manually for Solaris hosts? Are you using an alternate
test? Any suggestions would be much appreciated...<br>
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BTW: please don't remind me of the joys of the open source community
and how I can just edit the code. I'm a sysadmin with lots of perl and
shell scripting experience, but no C experience so I'd be more inclined
to do the work of manually defining all the filesystems to be monitored
than I am to figure out how to edit the code. Of course, if one of you
knows how to make the edit and wants to send over your .c file for me
to compile, I wouldn't complain... :)<br>
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A. Davis
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"There is no limit to what a man can accomplish
if he doesn't care who gets the credit." - Ronald Reagan
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