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I believe check_drivesize() and check_pagefile() also handle this gracefully. Here is check_cpu()
check_cpu show-all time=15m time=5m time=1m "warning=load > 90%"
D w32system Error: m:Failed to handle type: int (i){90}, (s){%}
D w32system Error: m:Failed to handle type: int (i){90}, (s){%}
D w32system Error: m:Failed to handle type: int (i){90}, (s){%}
D w32system Error: m:Failed to handle type: int (i){90}, (s){%}
D w32system Error: m:Failed to handle type: int (i){90}, (s){%}
D w32system Error: m:Failed to handle type: int (i){90}, (s){%}
L cli WARNING: WARNING: warning(15m: 1%, 5m: 1%, 1m: 1%)
L cli Performance data: 'total 15m'=1%;0;90 'total 5m'=1%;0;90 'total 1m
'=1%;0;90
Most other modules seem to handle passing the warning/critical value with the '%' symbol included without issue. Here is
check_memory()
for example:I believe
check_drivesize()
andcheck_pagefile()
also handle this gracefully. Here ischeck_cpu()
I am using the following version:
NSClient++, Version: 0.4.3.130 2015-02-11, Platform: x64
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