check_file_ages_in_dirs

Hi, it's possible to check against Windows directories? How? Thanks!

Works fine as a quick solution, only feature I miss is to be able to exclude files from a certain directory that will not be updated // are allowed to be older. Apart from that, it uses "Let" which seems to not-work on ubuntu that uses dash instead of bash: replace the /bin/sh with /bin/bash and you're fine.

Line 10 of this check_file_ages_in_dirs.sh has: " . $PROGPATH/utils.sh" This file is not in the download that I can see. In order to get this plugin working I needed to do the following: 1. Comment out the utils.sh "#. $PROGPATH/utils.sh" 2. Add the following below where utils.sh was " STATE_OK=0 STATE_WARNING=1 STATE_CRITICAL=2 STATE_UNKNOWN=3 " This makes the plugin work.

hi, How to check file freshness on Remote SMB/Windows Shares ?

On SLES 10 with Bash 3.1.17 the script needs some minor modifications that it works. I got these errors: line 299: let: FILE_AGE = 1335536854 - : syntax error: operand expected (error token is " ") line 300: let: FILE_AGE_UNITS = / 3600: syntax error: operand expected (error token is "/ 3600") line 303: [: -gt: unary operator expected line 306: [: -gt: unary operator expected How to fix it -------------- Line 294 from: st_ctime=`stat --printf=%Y ${next_filepath}` Line 294 to: st_ctime=`stat --format=%Y ${next_filepath}` Line 303 from: if [ $FILE_AGE -gt $MAX_CRIT_AGE ]; then Line 303 to: if [[ $FILE_AGE -gt $MAX_CRIT_AGE ]]; then Line 306 from: elif [ $FILE_AGE -gt $MAX_WARN_AGE ]; then Line 306 to: elif [[ $FILE_AGE -gt $MAX_WARN_AGE ]]; then Besides that nice work!

I have only modify 2 lines to allow listing of files named with space

Hi, I've read your information about your plugin and i want to use it, but i have a question. You can set warnings/crits on any given time, but can you also decide what the warning must say e.g.: "Warning: the file 'test.txt' is too long in this folder!!" ? I haven't tried your plugin YET, because i don't have a test environment YET. Can you please answer my question, it would make a whole difference ;-) Greetz Brownie