Hello list, I am trying to use check_file_age on Ubuntu 10.04 to check a
local file system. When I specify the file name it works but using a
wildcard fails saying it cannot find the file. I need to use the
wildcard - the files have unique names based on the date created.
Both work when run
Nagios probably doesn't use the shell, which is how wildcards get
expanded, so the plugin is just seeing * instead of a filename.
I suggest to use a shell wrapper, like
#! /bin/sh
set -e
d=/stuff/backup
pp=/usr/lib/nagios/plugins
x=`ls -lt $d` 12 || exit 3
x=`echo $x |sed q`
exec
On Mon, Jul 30, 2012 at 12:57:21PM -0400, Jeremy Page wrote:
Hello list, I am trying to use check_file_age on Ubuntu 10.04 to check a
local file system. When I specify the file name it works but using a
wildcard fails saying it cannot find the file. I need to use the
wildcard - the files have
what if i need to check if file is no more then X Mb, how would I do
that? because with check_file_age it only allowes you to check if it
at least X amount of bytes, not the other way around.
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alexus wrote:
what if i need to check if file is no more then X Mb, how would I do
that? because with check_file_age it only allowes you to check if it
at least X amount of bytes, not the other way around.
Use negate.
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