Hi Monks,

Writing Nagios plugin to check the status of Solaris 10 zones and having exit values issue, must return exit 2 if any zone is not running, in a loop when I call "exit 2 " program exits but doesn't display all the items in loop, how can I fix this, any help would be really appreciated


#!/usr/bin/perl
@zone = qx {zoneadm list -ip};
foreach (@zone) {
($id,$name,$state) = split(/:/,$_);
if($state ne "running"){
print "$name\n";
exit 2;\\here it prints only 1 item and exit how I can print all the items and exit with value 2 }
}


root@dory# zoneadm list -ip
0:global:running:/::native:shared
-:drvldap-dev:installed:/export/zones/drvldap-dev:44a6b308-7cd5-669f-93f6-90447fcd22ca:native:shared
-:drvsps-test:installed:/export/zones/drvsps-test:f786c808-f9b8-6bae-970d-b9fb9969ec80:native:shared


want to display following lines with exit value 2, but when I call exit 2 , it display 1 line and then exit which is the expected behavior. How can I fix this


root@dory# perl check_zones.pl
drvldap-dev
drvsps-test

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