You would normally put warning levels in the server/etc/analysis.cfg file, or in individual files in server/etc/analysis.d. The server breaks the [df] section out of the client report and applies the warning and panic levels to each partition.
Ralph Mitchell
On Mon, Jan 30, 2017 at 4:12 PM, Kris Springer <kspringer at innovateteam.com> wrote:
I've got some linux clients set up and I'd like to adjust the disk warning levels, but I can't seem to get any custom settings to work. There's settings in the /etc/xymon/localclient.cfg file, but editing the defaults does nothing. In that file it specifies that I need to add --local to the xymonclient.sh command found in the /etc/xymon/cllientlaunch.cfg file, but when I do that the client goes purple. So I looked in the /etc/xymon/localclient.cfg file again and added a HOST= line as well as the custom disk levels I want, but that doesn't change anything. I should also note that I'm restarting the xymon-client service after each change to make sure it's applying it.
Can someone give me a clue as to how to make this seemingly simple adjustment on my client? Or is there a way to define the disk levels in my server's hosts file for this client?
Thanks. Kris Springer
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