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check_qnap3.sh

works well with adjustments

It mostly works, and does what we need. However, I fixed a few things to make it work better. - The volstatus check, I change -le (less-equal) to -ge (greater-equal) e.g. if [ "$VOLPCT" -ge "$strCritical" ]; then .. Otherwise, it would report as 'critical', that you haven't flooded the drive.. - also in volstat, I change the awk part to this: awk -F: '{print substr($2,2)}' otherwise it can't handle spaces in the status text, which in our case meant it wouldnt show the relevant error text. but otherwise, a great plugin that is easy to adjust.

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