Uses SCSI commands to tunnel SMART checks to ATA hard drives. Unlike the venerable check_ide_smart check this will work on all modern devices even those behind SAS HBAs or expanders. It will also monitor for SMART error logs which may indicate failure when base SMART attributes do not.
As of version 1.1.0 the API has changed. The check no longer emits verbose output, this functionality is delegated to smartctl, however it does provide all raw values as performance data. This is the first step in providing true predictive failure. This data can be monitored via a Graphite writer plugin and thresholds explicitly set for your particular device/environment.
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check_scsi_smart v1.2.x
(C) 2015-2016 Simon Murray <spjmurray@yahoo.co.uk>
Usage:
check_scsi_smart [-d <device>]
Options:
-h, --help
Print detailed help
-V, --version
Print version information
-d, --device=DEVICE
Select device DEVICE
-w, --warning=ID:THRESHOLD[,ID:THRESHOLD]
Specify warning thresholds as a list of integer attributes to integer thresholds
-c, --critical=ID:THRESHOLD[,ID:THRESHOLD]
Specify critical thresholds as a list of integer attributes to integer thresholds
$ sudo ./check_scsi_smart -d /dev/sdc -w 1:1000,3:1000 -c 187:1
CRITICAL: prdfail 0, advisory 0, critical 1, warning 1, logs 2 | 1_read_error_rate=151669074;1000;;; 3_spin_up_time=0;1000;;; 4_start_stop_count=26;;;; 5_reallocated_sectors_count=10904;;;; 7_seek_error_rate=8645237955;;;; 9_power_on_hours=23052;;;; 10_spin_retry_count=0;;;; 12_power_cycle_count=25;;;; 183_sata_downshift_error_count=124;;;; 184_end_to_end_error=0;;;; 187_reported_uncorrectable_errors=2;;1;; 188_command_timeout=4295032833;;;; 189_high_fly_writes=1;;;; 190_airflow_temperature=23;;;; 191_g_sense_error_rate=0;;;; 192_power_off_retract_count=18;;;; 193_load_cycle_count=8823;;;; 194_temperature=23;;;; 197_current_pending_sector_count=4288;;;; 198_uncorrectable_sector_count=4288;;;; 199_ultradma_crc_error_count=0;;;; 240_flying_head_hours=22723;;;; 241_total_lbas_written=4595646719;;;; 242_total_lbas_read=1956891669;;;;