GetFileSize works for me using backslashes and not forward slashes.
Try using \ or \\ instead of / in the path.
e.g. d:\\Network Shares\\individual\\*.*
This might be a bug in NSClient++ and/or its documentation.
Cheers,
Phil
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From: Jorge Pañeda [mailto:jlpan...@sciodev.com]
Sent: 07 March 2012 16:49
To: 'Nagios Users List'
Subject: [Nagios-users] Monitor Directory (Folders) Size with NSClient++
Hello all,
I'm using NSClient++ 0.3.9, nsca and passive checks to monitor my Windows
server behind a firewall. In one of this servers I have a folder that inside
have many other folders and files, I want to monitor this folder and let Nagios
send me a warning or critical notification when the size of this folder grows
too much (Ex. Folder Size 50 GB, warning when is over 70 GB and critical when
is over 80 GB).
I tried to accomplish this using CheckFileSize and CheckDriveSize but not
succeeded at all.
When I use CheckFileSize like this:
alias_individual=CheckFileSize ShowAll MaxWarn=60G MaxCrit=70G
File:_Individual=d:/Network Shares/individual/*.*
I got that the result is ok but 0 Bytes. I even got the same result if I
eliminate the *.* at the end of the path.
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When CheckDriveSize is used:
alias_individual=CheckDriveSize MaxWarn=60G MaxCrit=70G ShowAll=long
Drive=\\servername\\individual
I got the size but this size is the size of all the Hard Disk and not the size
of the folder.
Hope you can help me to solve this issue or give any ideas to accomplish the
monitoring of size folders.
Thanks in advance.
Jorge L. Pañeda
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