Did you put these after the DEFAULT entries? They should go in ahead of the DEFAULT settings since Hobbit will take the first action that matches. I've also noticed that the new setting sometimes won't be picked up with out a restart.
Thanks, Larry Barber
On Mon, 2005-10-17 at 10:58 -0500, Dirk.Kastens at uni-osnabrueck.de wrote:
Hi,
I have one host with some filesystems that are always 100% full. So I
wanted to disable the red alarm by setting the warnlevel and paniclevel
in the hobbit-clients.cfg to 101. The filesystems are /tsm/data,
/tsm/db1, and /tsm/db2. I tried the following definitions without success:HOST=glaukos.x.y.z a) DISK /tsm/data 101 101
b) DISK /tsm/* 101 101
c) DISK %/tsm/* 101 101
d) DISK %^/tsm/* 101 101
e) DISK "%^/tsm/*" 101 101
The hobbit server always shows a red alarm. I use hobbit 4.1.2. What did
I do wrong?Regards, Dirk
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