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Wed, 13 Aug 2008

Nagios Disk Check - Mountpoint or Filesystem?
If you mount filesystems under a specific mount point, and monitor them with Nagios, then be sure you understand what happens if the underlying file system goes away. With:

  
    /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_disk -w 15% -c 10% -p /a_mount_point
  

you'll get the value from the containing file system. In this case /. If you'd rather know that your chosen mount point has actually gone away, and that you're no longer checking what you thought you were, then add the -E option to the command. This will turn on exact path matching and catch that kind of error.

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