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Check if FS is Mounted (check_mount.sh) AIX, NFS, UNIX, Linux, Solaris
Current Version
1.02
Last Release Date
2018-08-21
Compatible With
- Nagios 3.x
- Nagios 4.x
- Nagios XI
Owner
Website
License
GPL
Hits
26893
Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| check_mount.sh | check_mount.sh shell script |
NFS, NFSv4, CIFS, JFS, JFS2, EXT2, EXT3, EXT4, etc (If a FS is mounted more than once it gives a Warning & reports the number of mounts).
This script do not check fstab or /etc/filesystem or other tab entries, as it is designed to consume as little CPU time as possible and to be used in different OS types.
It is a simple script, but it detects mounts of practically any type of FS, and multiple instances mounted of the same FS.
Verified compatible with the following OS:
IBM AIX v5.2-v7.2
RHEL v4.8-v6.6, RHL v9
Ubuntu v10.04-v18.04 LTS
SuSe v11
CentOS v6.5-10
CygWin v2.0.4-v2.5.1 & BusyBox v1.22.1
Oracle Solaris x86 v10-v11.3
SCO OpenServer v6.0.0
SCO UnixWare v7.1.4+, v7.1.4
Released under GPLv3. Author: Carlos Ijalba - 2016-2018.
Shell Script for Nagios, checks if the FS passed on $1 is mounted under Mount Type $2.
If no parameter passed on $2 NFS type is assumed by default.
This script do not check fstab or /etc/filesystem or other tab entries, as it is designed to consume as little CPU time as possible and to be used in different OS types.
It is a simple script, but it detects mounts of practically any type of FS, and multiple instances mounted of the same FS.
Verified compatible with the following OS:
IBM AIX v5.2-v7.2
RHEL v4.8-v6.6, RHL v9
Ubuntu v10.04-v18.04 LTS
SuSe v11
CentOS v6.5-10
CygWin v2.0.4-v2.5.1 & BusyBox v1.22.1
Oracle Solaris x86 v10-v11.3
SCO OpenServer v6.0.0
SCO UnixWare v7.1.4+, v7.1.4
Released under GPLv3, feel free to use and modify, please give credits and references when appropriate. Author: Carlos Ijalba - 2016-2018.
Alerts given to Nagios:
OK - "/exports" mounted under "NFS".
CRITICAL - "/exports" not mounted under "NFS".
WARNING - "/exports" is mounted several times! (3)
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USE:
check_mount.sh [ $1 - Filesystem ] | optional: [ $2 - Type (NFS by default)]
Reports:
OK - $1 mounted under $2.
CRITICAL - $1 not mounted under $2.
WARNING - $1 is mounted several times! (number of times mounted)
Examples:
check_mount.sh /developer/logs <-- check NFS mount of /developer/logs
check_mount.sh /developer cifs <-- check CIFS mount of /developer
check_mount.sh /ora12c nfs4 <-- check NFSv4 mount of /ora12c
check_mount.sh /db2 ext3 <-- check EXT3 mount of /db2
check_mount.sh /CICS jfs2 <-- check JFS2 mount of /CICS
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NAGIOS Plugin Version Control:
After the Nagios Status reported, the script shows the script's name and version, very useful to track nagios services versions and scripts invoked by a service/command.
If no parameter passed on $2 NFS type is assumed by default.
This script do not check fstab or /etc/filesystem or other tab entries, as it is designed to consume as little CPU time as possible and to be used in different OS types.
It is a simple script, but it detects mounts of practically any type of FS, and multiple instances mounted of the same FS.
Verified compatible with the following OS:
IBM AIX v5.2-v7.2
RHEL v4.8-v6.6, RHL v9
Ubuntu v10.04-v18.04 LTS
SuSe v11
CentOS v6.5-10
CygWin v2.0.4-v2.5.1 & BusyBox v1.22.1
Oracle Solaris x86 v10-v11.3
SCO OpenServer v6.0.0
SCO UnixWare v7.1.4+, v7.1.4
Released under GPLv3, feel free to use and modify, please give credits and references when appropriate. Author: Carlos Ijalba - 2016-2018.
Alerts given to Nagios:
OK - "/exports" mounted under "NFS".
CRITICAL - "/exports" not mounted under "NFS".
WARNING - "/exports" is mounted several times! (3)
-------------
USE:
check_mount.sh [ $1 - Filesystem ] | optional: [ $2 - Type (NFS by default)]
Reports:
OK - $1 mounted under $2.
CRITICAL - $1 not mounted under $2.
WARNING - $1 is mounted several times! (number of times mounted)
Examples:
check_mount.sh /developer/logs <-- check NFS mount of /developer/logs
check_mount.sh /developer cifs <-- check CIFS mount of /developer
check_mount.sh /ora12c nfs4 <-- check NFSv4 mount of /ora12c
check_mount.sh /db2 ext3 <-- check EXT3 mount of /db2
check_mount.sh /CICS jfs2 <-- check JFS2 mount of /CICS
-------------
NAGIOS Plugin Version Control:
After the Nagios Status reported, the script shows the script's name and version, very useful to track nagios services versions and scripts invoked by a service/command.
Reviews (2)
byjamespo, December 2, 2018
Just works out of the box with minimal dependencies
Had to modify the script as shown below so that it wouldn't alarm if one mount was a subset of another (e.g. /mnt/foo and /mnt/foo_new would alarm, saying "/mnt/foo is mounted several times (2)"
Old line 107:
MOUNTED=`mount | grep $MOUNT | grep $FS | wc -l | tr -s " "` # execute the command to check the mount...
New line 107:
MOUNTED=`mount | grep "$MOUNT" | grep " $FS " | wc -l | tr -s " "` # execute the command to check the mount...
Old line 107:
MOUNTED=`mount | grep $MOUNT | grep $FS | wc -l | tr -s " "` # execute the command to check the mount...
New line 107:
MOUNTED=`mount | grep "$MOUNT" | grep " $FS " | wc -l | tr -s " "` # execute the command to check the mount...
Owner's reply
Thanks for the bug report candreasen, I have modified the script with a bug correction and added a small CPU & memory speedup.
Note that your suggested line also won't work correctly in all OS, so i have only put one space after the FS, to act as a delimiter, and removed the space before the FS.
I will post the updated script now.
