6.15.0

Starting with version 6.15.0, check_smart.pl additionally checks for errors in the so-called SMART Error Log by default.
To skip checking the SMART Error Log, the new parameter --skip-error-log can be used.

Another new parameter is the -O/--oldage parameter. If this parameter is used, certain attributes of type "Oldage" are ignored. Right now these attributes are 202,Percent_Lifetime_Used for ATA drives and when the Critical_Warning attribute of NVMe drives has the value 0x04.

Thanks a lot to @deric for the contributions!

6.14.3

• Fix performance data format
• Fix #99

6.14.2

This is a bugfix release and fixes a bug when checking NVMe drive(s) in combination with the auto interface (-i auto).

• #97 Fix nvme attribute check-list when auto interface is given and device is nvme

6.14.1

This is a bugfix release and fixes multiple minor bugs.

• Fix default Percent_Lifetime_Remain threshold handling when -w is given by @ymartin-ovh , see #93
• Fix debug output of raw check list when using -l or ssd-lifetime, see #94
• Fix --hide-sn when combined with --debug (the smartctl output still showed the serial number), see #94

6.14.0

• Show drive(s) causing the UNKNOWN status when checking multiple drives using -g / --global parameter #89
• Add possibility to hide the drive's serial number in the plugin output using --hide-sn #90
• Check (by default) for high Load Cycle Count of hard drive. Can be ignored using --skip-load-cycles parameter #91

6.13.0

• Allow skip temperature check, introduces new parameter --skip-temp-check
• Improved handling of missing or non-executable smartctl command

6.12.2

Bugfix when interface parameter was missing in combination with -g (#79)

6.12.1

Fix regression bug in 6.12.0 (#77)

6.12.0

• Security fix in trailing path for pseudo-devices (Additional anchor for security)
• Update help
• Add Erase_Fail_Count_Total to default raw list
• Fix NVMe perfdata (issue 74)

Extended change description: https://www.claudiokuenzler.com/blog/1154/check_smart-6.12-security-nvme-performance-data-fix-erase-fail-count-total

6.11.0

Release 6.11 adds two improvements to the plugin:

• #62
• #70

The primary focus is clearly on issue #70. Internally the "non-ok drives" are now split into "warning" and "critical" drives. This allows a proper sorting of the drives.