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check_lm_sensors is a Nagios plugin to monitor the values of on board sensors and hard disk temperatures on Linux systems
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check_lm_sensors is a Nagios plugin to monitor the values of on board sensors and hard
disk temperatures on Linux systems
usage:
-?, --help help
-l, --low specifies a check for a sensor value which is too low.
Example:
--low fan1=2000,1000
will give a warning if the value of the fan1 sensor drops
below 2000 RPMs and a critical status if it drops below
1000 RPMs
-h, --high specifies a check for a sensor value which is too high.
Example:
--high temp1=50,60
will give a warning if the value of the temp1 sensor reaches
50 degrees and a critical status if it reaches 60 degrees
-r, --range specifies a check for a sensor value which should stay
in a given range.
Example:
--range v1=1,2,12
will give a warning if the value of the sensor gets outside
the 11-13 range (12+-1) and a critical status if the value is
outside the 10-14 range (12+-2)
--rename renames a sensor in the performance output (useful if you
want to have common names for similar sensors across different
machines)
Example:
--rename cputemp=temp1
--sanitize sanitize sensor names (e.g., removing spaces)
--list list all available sensors
--nosensors disable checks on check lm_sensors
--nodrives disable checks on drive temperatures
-d, --drives enable checks on drive temperature
--hddtemp_bin manually specifies the location of the hddtemp binary
--sensors_bin manually specified the location of the sensors binary
-v, --verbose verbose output
--version prints $prog_name's version and exits
Deprecated options:
-c, --check specifies a check on a sensor. This options accepts two or
three numerical values:
* with two arguments works similarly to the --high option
* with three arguments works similarly to the --range option
Sensors with a space in the name can be specified
* by escaping the space: --high sda\ Temp=50,60
* by quoting the name: --high 'sda Temp'=50,60
* by substituting the space with an underscore: --high sda_Temp=50,60
* by using the --sanitize option to remove the space
--sanitize --high sdaTemp=50,60
Example:
$ ./check_lm_sensors -v --high 'sda Temp'=30,5,10 --range '+2.5V'=0.2,0.3,2.5
found sensor +3.3V (3.39)
found sensor +2.5V (2.39)
found sensor VCore (1.19)
found sensor +5V (4.61)
found sensor +12V (11.96)
found sensor +3.3V (3.23)
found sensor Case Fan (0)
found sensor CPU Fan (0)
found sensor CPU Temp (62.1)
found sensor Int Temp (66.0)
found sensor vid (1.250)
found temperature for drive sda (51)
LM_SENSORS CRITICAL sda Temp=51|'Case Fan'=0;;;; 'vid'=1.250;;;; '+5V'=4.61;;;; '+2.5V'=2.39;;;; 'Int Temp'=66.0;;;; '+12V'=11.96;;;; '+3.3V'=3.23;;;; 'VCore'=1.19;;;; 'CPU Temp'=62.1;;;; 'CPU Fan'=0;;;; 'sda Temp'=51;;;;
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