I use a slightly modified (allow cheks of "/var" as well as "c:")
check_hd plugin to check disk space on both windows and unix. It works
fine for the most part, except for a windows machine with 2 partitions.
The E: partition report is fine
OK: hd e:\.* 1% full, 27.4GB free. [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The C partition wasn't
OK: hd c:\.* 83% full, 0.7GB free. [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Investigating revealed the plugin working correctly
DBG: fullsize 8388447 * 512 = 4294884864
DBG: usedsize 6984708 * 512 = 3576170496
However the C: drive wasn't using 3.5G, it was using about 210*6984708
So I doubt it's the allocationunit that's a problem.
It now reports the correct value, which may be linked to a restart of
the snmp service.
OK: hd c:\.* 65% full, 1.4GB free. [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Has anyone seen this kind of behavior before?
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