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Features: - check messages about a disk by its device name and identifier - specify custom rules to exclude from "unusual" messages Example usage: ./check_dmesg-disk.sh…
Features: - check existence of a rule within PF rules - check existence of a rule within an anchor within PF rules Example usage: ./check_pf.sh…
To run on a freebsd jail host
SYNTAX: $path/check_gmirror.sh OUTPUT: gm3: DEGRADED / gm0: rebuilding / gm2: ok / gm1: ok Failed/rebuilding volumes will always be first in the output string, to…
This uses the amrstat port (sysutils/amrstat) to asses the status of a PERC4/MegaRAID based disk array. Using amrstat becomes necessary after FreeBSD 7.0, where using…
check_ports can be called without arguments. The default behaviour is to check installed packages against portaudit for known security vulnerabilites. ./check_ports PORTS OK - 0…
This plugin relies on portaudit and/or portupgrade packages to be installed on your FreeBSD system. With these packages installed, the plugin will scan your system…
Features: - check health of a gmirror - check health of a graid3 - check health of a gstripe - show status/percentage of synchronization Example…
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