I'd like to use wildcards on the check_disk (1.4.9 on Solaris) command
to exclude the monitoring of some mount points. I have mounts that look
like:
/
/var
/other/variable/mountpoints
Each users $HOME is automounted at /home/username, and I do not want
check_disk to monitor those directories. I've tried using various forms
of -x /home/*, but I've not been able to get check_disk to stop
monitoring the directories under /home.
In a similar thread, someone suggested setting up a for loop to do the
excludes. So, I've done this:
/usr/local/nagios/libexec/check_disk -w 8% -c 2% -m -x /dev/fd -x
/etc/mnttab $(for x in $(/usr/bin/grep home < /etc/mnttab |/usr/bin/awk
'{print $2}'); do echo -n " -x $x "; done)
This works from the shell, but not if I try to run it under nrpe. Other
than putting a wrapper around the above command, is there any way to
exclude a list of similar mount points? Thanks in advance,
--
Mike Stevens
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