Scripts to report SMART, ZPool and UPS status, HDD/CPU T°, HDD identification and backup the config

[ethereal]

INTEL SSD 320 SERIES

 

[Chris Moore]

@Bidule0hm: I love your work. Thank you very much. I was curious if you would make a modification to this scripts?

Display drives identification infos (Device, GPTID, Serial)

This script is particularly useful when you have to replace a failed drive and you don't know which drive is which for example.

For me, and I am not sure why, there are two drives in my system that did not get GPTID assigned to them. This causes the output to be distorted.
Can this be handled (for formatting) in the script? Here is the example:

Code:

+--------+--------------------------------------------+-----------------+
| da13  | gptid/9fc3e3ac-23a8-11e6-adef-002590aecc79 | MK0173YFKBHVSC  |
+--------+--------------------------------------------+-----------------+
glabel: No such geom: ada0p2.
| ada0  |  | NZ05T7725BA8  |
+--------+--------------------------------------------+-----------------+
glabel: No such geom: ada1p2.
| ada1  |  | NZ05T7725BC1  |
+--------+--------------------------------------------+-----------------+
| da2  | gptid/cc2cc752-2391-11e6-83db-002590aecc79 | S1DBNSAFB29210Z |
+--------+--------------------------------------------+-----------------+

When I am able to shut my system down I will do some troubleshooting to see if I can get a gptid to be assigned, but the system will be busy for a while as I am copying about 7 TB of data to it.

I was wondering if you might also be willing to add another column that would tell the current temperature of the drive?

Once again, thank you very much for your contributions.

 

[Chris Moore]

Interesting that it's missing the SSD temperature. All of my SSDs return it. What model of SSD are you using?

I actually have a Kingston SSD in one of my systems that reports a temperature and a Samsung EVO 840 in another system that does not report a temp.
I am not sure why.
The Kingson drive is connected to a SATA controller where the Samsung drive is connected to a SAS HBA.
I have not tested other configurations to see if it might be the drive or the controller.

 

[ethereal]

my intel does not report the temperature either - it is ssd specific

 

[Bidule0hm]

@Bidule0hm: I love your work. Thank you very much. I was curious if you would make a modification to this scripts?


For me, and I am not sure why, there are two drives in my system that did not get GPTID assigned to them. This causes the output to be distorted.
Can this be handled (for formatting) in the script? Here is the example:

Code:

+--------+--------------------------------------------+-----------------+
| da13  | gptid/9fc3e3ac-23a8-11e6-adef-002590aecc79 | MK0173YFKBHVSC  |
+--------+--------------------------------------------+-----------------+
glabel: No such geom: ada0p2.
| ada0  |  | NZ05T7725BA8  |
+--------+--------------------------------------------+-----------------+
glabel: No such geom: ada1p2.
| ada1  |  | NZ05T7725BC1  |
+--------+--------------------------------------------+-----------------+
| da2  | gptid/cc2cc752-2391-11e6-83db-002590aecc79 | S1DBNSAFB29210Z |
+--------+--------------------------------------------+-----------------+

When I am able to shut my system down I will do some troubleshooting to see if I can get a gptid to be assigned, but the system will be busy for a while as I am copying about 7 TB of data to it.

I was wondering if you might also be willing to add another column that would tell the current temperature of the drive?

Once again, thank you very much for your contributions.

Looks like it's because they are multipath but I'm not sure.

I will not add the temp because this script is only to identify the drives and there's already another script with the temps and the other useful SMART infos ;)

 

[wtfR6a]

I could do with some bash / awk consultation - trying to adjust this script to extract some data from my NVMe drives and want to tidy up the display a bit.

Code:

Data Units Read:                    322,661,649 [165 TB]

I want to extract the '165' from the 165 TB line which I did like this...

Code:

/Data Units Written:/{DataWrote=(substr($5,2));} \

which I think is fine and should continue to work as the value increases, right?

This one has me beat though...

Code:

Power On Hours:                    1,244

How can I remove the ',' (or multiple commas as the value grows). I there a way to strip all non-numeric characters from the value ???

thx in adv

 

[Bidule0hm]

Please start your own thread, I'll help you here ;)

 

[wtfR6a]

apologies - thought I was helping by keeping everything together :)
here you go....any help greatly appreciated....thank you

https://forums.freenas.org/index.php?threads/bash-help-ref-biduleohm-script-extensions.43759/

 

[sv2241]

First of all thanks for these great scripts.
I have a problem with running them - the output is sent to my e-mail address when running them manually from the OS or when pressing the "Run Now" button but not through cron. Is there a known bug with cron or something that I missed?

 

[ethereal]

do you have them enabled?

 

[Bidule0hm]

Can you run them manually with the exact same command you put in the cron? (/mnt/tank/ ... /FreeNAS/zpool_report.sh for example)

 

[sv2241]

The scripts are enabled and all of them have been run manually before they were added in cron section of the FreeNAS GUI. When they're run manually I don't get any syntax errors and I do get the e-mail reports immediately after.

Code:

[root@storage01 ~]# /mnt/tank/media/Library/Scripts/FreeNAS/zpool_report.sh
[root@storage01 ~]#

 

[Bidule0hm]

Ok. And you have the same problem with all the scripts?

 

[sv2241]

Yes, all the scripts

 

[Bidule0hm]

I have no idea on what's going on here... Anyone has an idea?

 

[ethereal]

perhaps it has something to do with permissions?

 

[Ericloewe]

How would that result in a syntax error?

 

[ethereal]

they didn't say that they got a syntax error.

 

[Spearfoot]

Are you running them as root? And is root's shell set to /bin/csh?

 

[Ericloewe]

they didn't say that they got a syntax error.

Right, I misinterpreted post #332.