Hi Frank, could you please submit a bug report on github?
Best regards Oliver Am 02.12.2016 14:57 schrieb "Frank Altpeter" <frank.altpe...@gmail.com>: On Fri, Dec 02, 2016 at 13:41:59PM +0100, Marc Haber wrote: >> I'm trying to use check_snmp to monitor power outlet consumation. I set up >> something like this: >> check_snmp -H <host> -P 1 -C <comm> -o SPGW-MIB::actualCurrentO.3132.4 >> which correctly returns >> SNMP OK - .36 | >> since there is no consumer connected, this value is correct (0.36A). >> But, when I add a warning threshold, like this: >> check_snmp -H <host> -P 1 -C <comm> -w @0:0 -o SPGW-MIB::actualCurrentO.3132.4 >> to be warned when the returned value equals zero, the output becomes: >> SNMP OK - 36 | SPGW-MIB::actualCurrentO.3132.4=36 >> So, the dot seems to get filtered and the returned value is 36 instead of 0.36. > Can this be a locale issue with ,36 and .36? I would have thought similar, but it's quite unlikely that a locale setting would only come in effect when the "-w" option is added to the commandline. So I would rather assume a parsing problem. Frank (P.S. changed my sender address to my list address since I wasn't subscibed before, which resulted from not knowing that this is a list because the manpage suggests so)
