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@utahluge
Member Since: August 10, 2011
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I modified the end of this to give critical to any critical issues. Then if nothing critical, it checks for any high alerts which outputs as a warning. ########### if [[ $CRIT_VULNS -gt $CRITICAL_THRESHOLD ]]; then echo "CRITICAL - There are $CRIT_VULNS critical and $HIGH_VULNS high vulnerabilities in $TARGET_SCAN. | $PERF_DATA" exit 2 elif [[ $HIGH_VULNS -gt $WARNING_THRESHOLD ]]; then echo "WARNING - There are $CRIT_VULNS critical and $HIGH_VULNS high vulnerabilities in $TARGET_SCAN. | $PERF_DATA" exit 1 else echo "OK - There are $CRIT_VULNS critical and $HIGH_VULNS high vulnerabilities in $TARGET_SCAN. | $PERF_DATA" exit 0 fi echo "UNKNOWN - Check script output" exit 3
Reviewed 9 years ago
After trying a bunch of other ssl cert plugins, this one works right out of the box on a minimal install O.S. Thank you very much!
Reviewed 10 years ago
Hey nice work. I wrote a little wrapper for this to check on every mount point. A little more dynamic for systems where a mount point may get missed by accident. #! /bin/bash # Wrapper script for check_hdd_inodes # Checks all mount points in one easy output if [ $# -ne 2 ] then echo "Usage: $0 [warn %] [crit %]" exit 3 fi loc="/usr/local/bin/check_hdd_inodes" out="" for s in `df -ilP | cut -d"%" -f2 | grep "/"` do getStat=`$loc -w $1 -c $2 -p $s` out=`echo -e "$getStat $out"` done out=`echo "$out" | sed s/"|"/"n "/g` if [ `echo "$out" | cut -d";" -f1 | grep CRITICAL | wc -l` -gt 0 ] then echo -e "CRITICAL: inodes above $1 % threshold. Click service name for more info. $out" exit 2 elif [ `echo "$out" | cut -d";" -f1 | grep WARNING | wc -l` -gt 0 ] then echo -e "WARNING: inodes above $1 % threshold. Click service name for more info. $out" exit 1 elif [ `echo "$out" | cut -d";" -f1 | grep OK | wc -l` -gt 0 ] then echo -e "OK: inodes below thresholds. Click service name for more info. $out" exit 0 fi echo "Oops; something went wrong :(" exit 3