Colin Deisenroth

awesome

This is great, I can tell you put a lot of time into this check and I appreciate it. I wasn't totally sure where to put the check_memcached.php file, so I just put it into /usr/local/pnp4nagios/share/templates.dist/ and did a nagios reload. Maybe you could make a note of where that file goes. Thanks for the examples they really helped out while putting this check into nagios configs. One thing I tweaked which is just being anal, is I switched the -R and -U order since the check output info matches -p,-T,-U,-R format. Not often you find such detailed work for pnp4nagios graphing on top of a check. Thanks again!

Reviewed 14 years ago

good check written in bash

Nice plugin, one of the few that is written in bash and not perl (which always seems to require the Nagios::Plugin perl module). There is a typo at the end, the OK statement on line 103 has "$available" spelled incorrectly so it won't return the mem usage on an OK result. Easy fix though. I also changed the exit code on "usage" stuff to exit 4 which is the Unknown state. Thanks for a nice check.

Reviewed 14 years ago

I made some changes, what do you think?

This was a good starting point, but I think I have improved on this template, while also simplifying it. Check out my modifications. http://dpaste.de/nGQj/ One of the things I added was a reverse check, ot see if everything mounted on the system is also listed in fstab.

Reviewed 15 years ago