performance data does not work (stack traces) about check_idrac

[dangmocrang]

Sorry for long response. I checked script and found some mismatch in performance function. I will fix it soon.

[dangmocrang]

I fixed it. Help me to test :D

[mikehubert4012]

There is something wrong with temperature performance and fan performance.

/usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_idrac.py -H 10.0.0.101 -v2c -c public -w SENSOR#1 --temp-warn=none,65 --temp-crit=none,75 -p
OK - System Board Inlet Temp: 17.0 C ENABLED/OK | Temperature=17.0C;none;65.0;none;75.0

Performance are : Value;WarnValue;CritValue;MinValue;MaxValue
So it should be :
OK - System Board Inlet Temp: 17.0 C ENABLED/OK | Temperature=17.0C;65.0;75.0;;;
MinValue could be 0 and MaxValue could be 100 (or the range of the sensor)

For the fan, If there is no threshhold, "none" may get to the perfdata. Which is a bad thing imo.

/usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_idrac.py -p -H 10.0.0.101 -v2c -c public -w FAN#1
OK - System Board Fan1: 2160 RPM - ENABLED/OK | RPM=2160;;;none;none

I think it shoud be :
OK - System Board Fan1: 2160 RPM - ENABLED/OK | RPM=2160;;;;
And if threshhold are defined, if should be:
OK - System Board Fan1: 2160 RPM - ENABLED/OK | RPM=2160;3000;4000;;

Hope this can help.

The way it work now break graph in Adagios.

[dangmocrang]

Hi,

I decided to remove WARN and CRIT info from perf data cause script allow
you to define 4 values and nagios not support that format.

Check my git to get new release.

Regards,
Dung

On Tue, Mar 8, 2016 at 11:29 PM, mikehubert4012 [email protected]
wrote:

There is something wrong with temperature performance and fan performance.

/usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_idrac.py -H 10.0.0.101 -v2c -c public -w
SENSOR#1 --temp-warn=none,65 --temp-crit=none,75 -p
OK - System Board Inlet Temp: 17.0 C ENABLED/OK |
Temperature=17.0C;none;65.0;none;75.0

Performance are : Value;WarnValue;CritValue;MinValue;MaxValue
So it should be :
OK - System Board Inlet Temp: 17.0 C ENABLED/OK |
Temperature=17.0C;65.0;75.0;;;
MinValue could be 0 and MaxValue could be 100 (or the range of the sensor)

For the fan, If there is no threshhold, "none" may get to the perfdata.
Which is a bad thing imo.

/usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_idrac.py -p -H 10.0.0.101 -v2c -c public -w
FAN#1
OK - System Board Fan1: 2160 RPM - ENABLED/OK | RPM=2160;;;none;none

I think it shoud be :
OK - System Board Fan1: 2160 RPM - ENABLED/OK | RPM=2160;;;;
And if threshhold are defined, if should be:
OK - System Board Fan1: 2160 RPM - ENABLED/OK | RPM=2160;3000;4000;;

Hope this can help.

The way it work now break graph in Adagios.

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