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feature request: check all zpools present, rather than selecting one #15
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Hmm, I'll take a look at this. Just merged in a few other things, so hopefully I can update this a bit faster than previously :) |
Can you send me the output of "zpool status" on a system with multiple pools? |
Sure, this is from a FreeBSD 12.1 system:
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Here is the output on a Debian Bullseye system with multiple pools.
(serial numbers not obfuscated - drives are well out of warranty. ;) ) |
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are there any plans to support an argument to check any zpools present? the use case i'm concerned about handling is adding a pool to a system, monitoring not being updated immediately, and losing a disk. being able to run check_zfs --allpools means any zpools present will report degradation, even if the pools are brand new, inherited during failover, etc.
thanks for the plugin!
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