Am 14.05.2012 um 00:27 schrieb Tim Dunphy:
Hey list,
I'm having a small but important problem with a script I am writing in order
to monitor the tablespaces of an oracle database. This is probably more of a
bash programming issue, but as the ultimate purpose of the script is to be a
I haven't fully grokked the script you posted, but I do have a few
comments. You should be quoting every single variable which is set by an
external command, unless you have some reason not to. Most unquoted
variables are bugs just waiting to show up in unexpected ways. You
should also quote
Hey list,
I'm having a small but important problem with a script I am writing in order
to monitor the tablespaces of an oracle database. This is probably more of a
bash programming issue, but as the ultimate purpose of the script is to be a
nagios check I am hoping that you won't mind me
hey guys,
this was kind of interesting so I thought I might report it to anyone who
might take an interest in this thread. But I just realized where the
'additional' percentage that the tablespace check is reporting comes from.
It comes from the fact that the check is attempting to report
