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If you get a no OID found this occurs if you have no alerts/warnings or information at all to report, the error kind of threw me for a loop to. I just commented that No OID found as long as I verified I was connecting correctly already.
I also made a modification to the faults check to report warnings correctly to Nagios. Here is the modified section I did.
if($type eq “fs”) { if($results[$i] > 4) { $exit_state = NAGIOS_CRITICAL; $output .= ” ” . $descriptions[$i] . ” “; } if($results[$i] == 4) { if ($exit_state ne NAGIOS_CRITICAL) { $exit_state = NAGIOS_WARNING; } $output .= ” ” . $descriptions[$i] . ” “; } next; }
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