New CPU Temp Script

poweredge-cputemp.sh

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+#!/bin/bash
+
+# Run sensors command and store the output
+sensors_output=$(sensors)
+
+# Extract temperatures for each CPU and find the highest core temp for each CPU
+cpu1_temps=$(echo "$sensors_output" | awk '/coretemp-isa-0000/ {p=1} /coretemp-isa-0001/ {p=0} p' | awk '/Core/ {print $3}' | sort -n | tail -n 1)
+cpu2_temps=$(echo "$sensors_output" | awk '/coretemp-isa-0001/ {p=1} /i350bb-pci-0103/ {p=0} p' | awk '/Core/ {print $3}' | sort -n | tail -n 1)
+
+# Strip out the + and degree symbol from temperatures
+cpu1_temps_clean=$(echo "$cpu1_temps" | tr -d '+°')
+cpu2_temps_clean=$(echo "$cpu2_temps" | tr -d '+°')
+
+# Format the final output
+echo "CPU0: ${cpu1_temps_clean} | CPU1: ${cpu2_temps_clean}"

readme.md

@@ -11,7 +11,6 @@ Conglomeration of PowerShell scripts to be used in tandem with an RMM<br />
 <li>nvgpuload.sh - Checks GPU load and returns to stdout, also sends data via CURL</li>
 <li>nvgputemp.sh - Checks GPU temps and returns to stdout, also sends data via CURL</li>
 <li>officeversion.ps1 - Returns MS Office version in console</li>
+<li>poweredge-cputemp.sh - Gets the CPU temp of a dual processor server (Dell PowerEdge in my use case) and returns the highest core temperature for both CPUs </li>
 <li>spacesniffer-deploy.ps1 - Downloads SpaceSniffer and generates a SpaceSniffer snapshot file of desired drive.</li>
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