SMART Status Report - BASH
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As I work more and more with direct disk access filesystems (ie ZFS) I find a need to keep tabs on my disks. The following was created as a side project to keep an eye on my home server that have hard to reach drives, so knowing when one is about to fail is important.
The first version prints out in the terminal
- The device
- Whether or not it has passed overall SMART health assessments
- and all previous test results.
Frankly this is not very elegant and is not presented in a clean manner but it is a start.
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#!/bin/bash ##Create list of all possible sata block devices for i in {a..z} do echo sd$i >> /tmp/drivelist done ##Loop through the list and check to see if the drive exists, then record the SMART status as well as the ##records of all tests run while read line do smartctl -H /dev/$line > /tmp/asdasd if grep -q "No such device" /tmp/asdasd; then rm -f /tmp/asdasd else rm -f /tmp/asdasd echo "*****************************************************************************" >> /tmp/drivereport echo /dev/$line >> /tmp/drivereport smartctl -H /dev/$line >> /tmp/drivereport echo "Last Smart Test Results" >> /tmp/drivereport smartctl -a /dev/$line > /tmp/smartoutput grep offline /tmp/smartoutput >> /tmp/drivereport rm -f /tmp/smartoutput fi done < /tmp/drivelist rm -f /tmp/drivelist clear cat /tmp/drivereport rm -f /tmp/drivereport