====== CHK_MOUNTS ======

^ Author | [[ aecano@gmail.com | Allan Cano ]] |
^ Compatibility | Xymon 4.3 |
^ Requirements | Perl, Linux/AIX, ksh |
^ Download | [[https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B-0jQG8vyqaTfjQ3ZldOMDRLQlVQU3dDbzJLNEl6Y2RRbVBuekJKRERnWm93aW5MTWFCZ3M&usp=sharing| Google Share]] |
^ Last Update | 2015-02-26 |

===== Description =====
Are all the filesystems which are set to mount a boot mounted? \\
Are all the mounted filesystems recorded in /etc/fstab or /etc/filesystems?

===== Installation =====

=== Client side ===
  - Copy the script and functions.sh into the client ext directory.
  - The template.sh file is a client side starting point for future monitors.
  - You can simply run chk_mounts.sh and if the hostname is in the servers file the script will update the clientlaunch.cfg file with the following:<code>
# The oracle client task
[nounts]
        ENVFILE /home/xymon/etc/xymonclient.cfg
        CMD /home/xymon/ext/chk_mounts.sh
        LOGFILE /home/xymon/logs/chk_mounts.log
        INTERVAL 30m
</code>

=== Server side ===
None

===== Source =====
There's a link to the extension at the top of the page!

===== Known  Bugs and Issues =====
None with this; however, in the default DF monitor for AIX I would recommend the following update to the xymonclient-aix.sh file.  Find the df command and replace with...<code>
# The awk stuff is to make sure we don't get hung on NFS mount by only looking at local (jfs(2)?) file systems
# The sed stuff is to make sure lines are not split into two.
df -Im `/usr/sbin/lsfs -c | /usr/bin/awk -F: '{if( $3 ~ /jfs/ ){print $1}}'` | sed -e 's/ blocks/_blocks/' ...
</code>

===== To Do =====
Nothing

===== Credits =====
-

===== Changelog =====

  * **2015-02-26**
    * Initial release