I added a new tool to the Sanoid project tonight: check_all_disk_space.

This technically isn't a ZFS tool at all; it's a generic Nagios-compatible script that checks *all* mounted filesystems, and issues OK, WARN, or CRIT based on the worst case found:

jim@banshee:~$ check_all_disk_space
OK

Simple, right? By default, WARN and CRIT are ridicu-high at 93% and 98%. Let's drop those:

jim@banshee:~$ check_all_disk_space 0.5 0.6
WARNING: /media/jim/SCARLETT: 54.3%

With appropriate exit code, ofc.

Right now, check_all_disk_space is available by direct download from the project's main repo on Github.

https://github.com/jimsalterjrs/sanoid/blob/master/check_all_disk_space

It should be available as part of the main package at some point later this year--I think we're about a month or two away from needing to have our annual PR-fest and major release.

Distributions generally pick up and package new major releases fairly soon after they drop.

Thanks y'all!