Had this problem for quite awhile now, still haven't found a solution.
We use NFS automounts quite extensively here. Lot's of filesystems that
show up (to the user's) as /u/<blah>. On the system where the
filesystem actually lives it will be available as /u/<blah> and also
/export/<blah>. If the /u/<blah> mount point is mounted on a system
where it's hosted df doesn't show the /export/<blah> mount point and the
check_mk service to monitor that filesystem goes into an UNKN state.
I think it's because the agent see the bind mount and ignores the actual
mount point in it's df output.
If I look in /proc/mounts I see:
/dev/mapper/732254-common mounted on /export/new_common
and
/dev/mapper/732254-common mounted on /common
That's what I expect to see, but running df I only see the filesystem
mounted on /common. That's where check_mk gets messed up since it
inventoried the filesystem as being on /export/new_common.
Is there anyway to get df to ignore automounted mount points and only
show the actual mount point? I've looked through the man page and can't
find any option to get that to happen.
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Stephen Berg
Systems Administrator
NRL Code: 7320
Office: 228-688-5738
stephen.berg....@nrlssc.navy.mil
