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#!/bin/bash --restricted

##########################
##  check_mounts
###########################
# A script to use as a Nagios plugin to check that a mount is actually mounted based on device, mount point and/or filesystem type
#
# The original intent of this script was to check that /data on our indexers was indeed mounted
# When they were first built the raid array wasn't always built, so some times they would come up without
# anything mounted on /data.  When they would start Splunk, it would write to

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#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <limits.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <errno.h>

int main(int argc, char **argv) {

    //##################
    //##  Parse Arguments (primitive)

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# Do some normalization of program names
rewrite rewrite_program {
        subst("CRON", "cron", value("PROGRAM"));
        subst("/usr/sbin/cron", "cron", value("PROGRAM"), flags(ignore-case));
        subst("postfix/anvil", "postfix-anvil", value("PROGRAM"));
        subst("postfix/cleanup", "postfix-cleanup", value("PROGRAM"));
        subst("postfix/pickup", "postfix-pickup", value("PROGRAM"));
        subst("postfix/qmgr", "postfix-qmgr", value("PROGRAM"));
        subst("postfix/scache", "postfix-scache", value("PROGRAM"));
        subst("postfix/smtp", "postfix-smtp", value("PROGRAM"));

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