check_drivesize: improve detection of drives out of the drive argument#410
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…t that user can type add tests that check both the status line and perdata labels using regex
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Detect and work with lowercase/uppercase , with or without semicolon, with or without slashes combinations of drive:
c
c:
c:
c:/
C
C:
C:
C:/
The previous version did not realize when C:\ was directly a drive, and tried to open it and match it to an existing drive.
This worked if it was a normal drive, but failed if it was a network mounted drive, the commit realizes that its a drive and directly uses stats provided by gopsutil. Otherwise it would try opening a handle to the drive root and fail, saying it was not mounted.
Add tests that check both the status line and perfdata labels using regex on all 8 combinations.
@sni check if the perfdata labels in tests look good.