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Check if Flexlm daemon is up via lmutil
Current Version
Last Release Date
October 10, 2011
Owner
Ran Leibman
Download URL
https://github.com/ranl/monitor-utils/blob/master/nagios/check_flexlm_up.sh
License
GPL
Compatible With
Please change in line 16 the path to lmutil I hope you will find this useful as I did, But I dont guarantee it will work for you
#!/bin/bash ##################################### ##################################### ### ______ _ =) ### ### | ___ | | ### ### | |_/ / __ _ _ __ | | ### ### | / / _` || '_ | | ### ### | | | (_| || | | || |____ ### ### _| _|__,_||_| |_|_____/ ### ##################################### ##################################### # Settings lmutil="_yout_path_to_lmutil/lmutil" function FError() { echo "Syntax:" echo "$0 [licesnse server dns name] [port #]" exit 3 } if [ $# != 2 ] then FError fi server=$1 port=$2 $lmutil lmstat -c ${port}@${server} &> /dev/null ERR=$? status=`$lmutil lmstat -c ${port}@${server} |egrep "(License file|license server|deamon status)"|tr -d "n"` if [ $ERR == 0 ] then echo "OK - FlexLm up ${port}@${server} $status| flexlm=1" exit 0 else echo "CRITICAL - FlexLm DOWN ${port}@${server} $status| flexlm=0" exit 2 fi
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