not quite

it works sort of. It worked fine on the command line, even as user nagios (so yes, I did setup /etc/sudoers correctly). However, it didn’t work from nagios3 nrpe…

Also, having to hard code slots isn’t very convinient…… there is a better check.

I tried another one like this, in perl, but that one was broken too…. didn’t support slot=0.

The best one, was this one, check_hpccis written by Simone Rosa. That one gave verbose output -v, scanned all arrays… very similiar to this one, yet that one worked out of the box with nagios3.