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The official check_sensors plugin didn't report any info other than a regexp 'ALARM' from lm_sensors. I rewrote the plugin to send data and incorporated nagios-grapher to work with it.
This version reports cpu, motherboard and hard drive temperatures, fan speeds and voltages (in separate instances). Warning and critical level setting only affects cpu temperature and all fans.
By default this plugin should work like the earlier version, the switches modify the operation mode. See --help for more information.
This version reports cpu, motherboard and hard drive temperatures, fan speeds and voltages (in separate instances). Warning and critical level setting only affects cpu temperature and all fans.
By default this plugin should work like the earlier version, the switches modify the operation mode. See --help for more information.
Reviews (1)
byShabo, January 28, 2014
This works well, but perfdata would be nice when debugging possible overheating problems.
My current hack:
PERFDATA=$(echo "$sensordata" | grep "°C"| sed -r 's/:[ ]+[+]?([0-9.]+)°C.*$/=\1/;s/ /_/g;' | sed 's/./\L&/g' | tr "\n" ', ' | sed "s/,/, /g;s/, *$/\n/")
echo "sensor ok $PERFDATA | $PERFDATA"
exit $STATE_OK
My current hack:
PERFDATA=$(echo "$sensordata" | grep "°C"| sed -r 's/:[ ]+[+]?([0-9.]+)°C.*$/=\1/;s/ /_/g;' | sed 's/./\L&/g' | tr "\n" ', ' | sed "s/,/, /g;s/, *$/\n/")
echo "sensor ok $PERFDATA | $PERFDATA"
exit $STATE_OK
