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check_ps.sh

Checks with 'OK' status will return no performance data

The plugins well but contains a syntax flaw which causes it to NOT return performance data if the check returns an 'OK' status. You will need to correct the following line to allow for performance data on all returns (Critical, Warning & OK). If you don't need trending data of when the return is 'OK', then you have nothing to change. In my environment I would like to see the entire trend, not just the few spikes of when a process goes hot. Original Line: echo "OK - ${output} | ${perfdata} ]" Modified Line to allow perf data: echo "OK - ${output} | ${perfdata}"

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