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check_zfs.plcheck zfs data pools and file system attributes
check zfs file system and zfs data pools
This will check zfs datapools and the reservation and quota settings on zfs file systems.
to check the reservations and quotas you have to use -f and -q options together.
Thi will also checka single datapool of file system
See help -h) form more details.
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Printing detailed output
bysolaris, April 8, 2011
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Thanks for an excellent job, makes it much easier to monitor zfs using nagios. One question How to print detailed output? We always get result like

OK: ZFS on testsystem - No zfs failures detected

Can we print zpool names, free space etc?

Thanks
Detailed output.
bynix, June 17, 2011
Yes, We are getting only this output.

"OK: ZFS on testsystem - No zfs failures detected"

can we get more detailed output for ZPOOL and DATASET. No need of hostname in output.

Ex:

OK ZPOOL rpool : ONLINE {Size:149G Used:5.73G Avail:143G Cap:3% Dedup:1.00x}
NRPE: Unable to read output
byfabio79rm, April 18, 2011
Hello

thanks for the check, it works locally on my Solaris10 box also for the nagios user without sudo configurations, so I updated my nrpe.cfg with a line like:
command[check_zfs_pools]=/opt/csw/libexec/nagios-plugins/check_zfs.pl -p

but Nagios side when it doesn't work:
[root@t3nagios ~]# /opt/nagios-plugins/lib/nagios/plugins/check_nrpe -H t3fs11 -c check_zfs_pools
NRPE: Unable to read output

please some clues ?

many thanks,
fabio