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Check IO stats of one or all disks

Modify Date

There is a better way to get the modify timestamp of a file - check the -c option of stat: OLDDISKSTAT_EPOCH=$(stat $HISTFILE -c %Y) Furthermore the perfdata documentation states, that you should add the warning and crit levels: echo "${OUTPUT}summary: $TPS io/s, read $SECTORS_READ sectors (${KBYTES_READ_PER_SEC}kB/s), write $SECTORS_WRITE sectors (${KBYTES_WRITTEN_PER_SEC}kB/s) in $TIME seconds | tps=${TPS};${WARN_TPS};${CRIT_TPS};; read=${BYTES_READ_PER_SEC};${WARN_READ};${CRIT_READ};; write=${BYTES_WRITTEN_PER_SEC};${WARN_WRITE};${CRIT_WRITE};;"

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