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Changes to exiting on warning/criticals

Love this script, if anyone had the same issue I was facing. The script doesn't exit if there was a warning or critical output. Last two lines change from this: [ $CRIT -gt 0 ] && (echo "NOK: load averages are at $REAL_1min, $REAL_5min, $REAL_15min"; exit $STATE_CRITICAL) [ $WARN -gt 0 ] && (echo "NOK: load averages are at $REAL_1min, $REAL_5min, $REAL_15min"; exit $STATE_WARNING); To this: [ $CRIT -gt 0 ] && (echo "NOK: load averages are at $REAL_1min, $REAL_5min, $REAL_15min") && exit $?; [ $WARN -gt 0 ] && (echo "NOK: load averages are at $REAL_1min, $REAL_5min, $REAL_15min") && exit $?;

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