I check disk usage with centreon_plugins.pl with ‘–regexp --display-transform-src=’(…).*’ and --display-transform-dst=‘$1’ to eliminate the label with garbled code(used_E:\ Label:\xD0¼Ӿ\xED):
$ ./centreon_plugins.pl --plugin=os::linux::snmp::plugin --snmp-version=2c --hostname=192.168.1.129 --snmp-community=public --mode=storage --name
OK: All storages are ok | ‘count’=2;;;0; ‘used_C:\ Label: Serial Number b0a30218’=6006063104B;;;0;42935926784 ‘used_E:\ Label:\xD0¼Ӿ\xED Serial Number 34204dae’=70917488640B;;;0;257695936512$ ./centreon_plugins.pl --plugin=os::linux::snmp::plugin --snmp-version=2c --hostname=192.168.1.129 --snmp-community=public --mode=storage --name --regexp --display-transform-src=‘(…).*’ --display-transform-dst=‘$1’
OK: All storages are ok | ‘count’=2;;;0; ‘used_C:’=6006063104B;;;0;42935926784 ‘used_E:’=70917488640B;;;0;257695936512
But the char ‘$1’ is Not suitable in conf:
object CheckCommand "check-linux-snmp-disk" {
import "ipv4-or-ipv6"
command = [ PluginDir + "/thirdparty/centreon-plugins/centreon_plugins.pl" ]
arguments = {
"--plugin" = "os::linux::snmp::plugin"
"--mode" = "storage"
"--host" = "$address$"
"--snmp-community" = "$snmp_community$"
"--snmp-version" = "$snmpVers$"
"--warning-usage" = {
value = "$usage_warning$"
}
"--critical-usage" = {
value = "$usage_critical$"
}
"--storage" = {
value = "$usage_mount$"
}
"--regexp" = {
value = "--regexp"
skip_key = true
}
"--name" = {
value = "--name"
skip_key = true
}
"--display-transform-src" = {
value = "(..).*"
}
/*
"-display-transform-dst" = {
value = "$1"
}
*/
}
vars.usage_mount = "^(?!(/dev|/run|/sys|/proc))"
}
Is there any way to apply the argument?