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...
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