Monitoring plugin check_smart 6.14.3 released: Performance data fixes

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A new version of check_smart.pl, a monitoring plugin to monitor hard drives, solid state drives and NVMe drives, is available.

Hard drive monitoring with check_smart

The latest release, 6.14.3, contains two fixes for performance data.

  • On SAS/SCSI drives, the performance data for "elements in grown defect list" was not showing up when no elements were detected (0 elements)
  • The performance data in general (for all outputs) was adjusted to satisfy the nagios plugin development guidelines

Prior to these fixes, a check_smart check on a SAS drive would show up like this (on the command line):

root@debian:~# /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_smart -d /dev/sdb -i megaraid,27 --hide-sn
OK: Drive  TOSHIBA MG03SCA400 S/N : no SMART errors detected. |temperature=30;;65

Note that only temperature is showing up as performance data. The perfdata output should also contain the defect_list entry with a value 0.

With version 6.14.3 this is now fixed:

root@debian:~# /usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_smart -d /dev/sdb -i megaraid,27 --hide-sn
OK: Drive  TOSHIBA MG03SCA400 S/N : no SMART errors detected. |defect_list=0;;;; temperature=30;;65;0;


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