I'm reluctant to use -w ... -c ... -p / -p /usr ... BTW as I'm often having to add or remove filesystems from these boxes unfortunately. That would mean each time I add a filesystem I'd also have to change the Nagios check. That wouldn't really be ideal.

Alex

On 7/17/06, Alexander Harvey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 7/17/06, Ton Voon < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Looks okay. There's a problem with inodes being -700% on /usr, but otherwise it looks valid.

I think the /proc is causing your failure (correctly since there is no free space). Run ./check_disk -w 20% -c 1% -p / -p /usr and that should come back okay.

Ton

Yes, I guess it's a feature, not a bug, and definitely /proc is causing the problem but then /proc will always show "no space" in AIX because it's not a real filesystem. To really work in AIX the 'check_disk' should ignore /proc. It's no big deal, my shell script is fine for my purposes.

Thanks for all your efforts for free software, BTW.

Kind Regards,
Alex


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