forked from pool/monitoring-plugins-ipmi-sensor1
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- added check_ipmi_sensor_v1.3_PowerEdge.patch : Dell PowerEdge servers seem to have a sensor called: "Fatal IO Error" which triggers the script to exit with error message. (see bnc #836235) - license update: GPL-3.0+ See the check_ipmi_sensor script and the gpl.txt file - allow access to /var/run/nscd/* - specfile/license cleanup - added apparmor profile - initial version 1.3 OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/server:monitoring/monitoring-plugins-ipmi-sensor1?expand=0&rev=2
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# Dell PowerEdge servers seem to check "Fatal IO Error"s which triggers
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# the script to exit with error message.
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# Fix by ignoring the output of the 'sensor name' called "Fatal IO Error"
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# tracked in https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=836235
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Index: check_ipmi_sensor_v1.3/check_ipmi_sensor
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===================================================================
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--- check_ipmi_sensor_v1.3.orig/check_ipmi_sensor
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+++ check_ipmi_sensor_v1.3/check_ipmi_sensor
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@@ -283,9 +283,12 @@ errorstring="Error"
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shopt -s nocasematch
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if [[ "$ipmioutput" =~ "${errorstring}" ]]
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then
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+ if [[ "${errorstring}" =~ ^"Fatal IO Err" ]]
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+ then
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checkhint="check BMC availability/username/password"
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echo "ipmitool output contains \"$errorstring\" - $checkhint"
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exit 2
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+ fi
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fi
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shopt -u nocasematch
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