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]# ./check_gpfs -h
Usage: ./check_gpfs -task filesystem
Where task:
i|inodes - inode count
s|status - gpfs status
m|mount - mount status
f|file - fill level
use -w warning-value -c critical-value in combination with fill or inodes
Example: ./check_gpfs -i gpfs01 -w 100000 -c 200000
Usage: ./check_gpfs -task filesystem
Where task:
i|inodes - inode count
s|status - gpfs status
m|mount - mount status
f|file - fill level
use -w warning-value -c critical-value in combination with fill or inodes
Example: ./check_gpfs -i gpfs01 -w 100000 -c 200000
Reviews (1)
byevanjfraser, May 13, 2010
Thanks for this script, saved me heaps of time. However the inode checking portion of the script is incorrect. Changing the greater thans "-gt"'s to less thans "-lt"s in the check_inode section fixes it.