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On 09/25/2013 04:21 PM, Novosielski, Ryan wrote:
According to
http://www.xymon.com/xymon/help/manpages/man5/analysis.cfg.5.html you should be able to add a line like
CLOCK 15 red
... to an analysis.cfg file (or *.d/ entry) to have it go red if the clock delta exceeds that absolute value. I have to admit not having tested that ever though.
If that doesn't work, you might be able to simulate it (or assign the color to a different test entirely) with a DS entry; something like:
DS cpu clock.rrd:la <-15 COLOR=red "TEXT=System clock is &V seconds off" DS cpu clock.rrd:la >15 COLOR=red "TEXT=System clock is &V seconds off" Wonderful! I must have been reading an old copy of that documentation (Google'd for it instead of using what was on the system). Thanks Japheth!
On a related note, is there a good way to make sure this is being picked up? CLOCK does not show up in the config report (and apparently no local tests do, according to the bugs on confreport.cgi).
I used a regex for the servers is is to apply to (obscured):
HOST=%.*(server|devmach).*.umdnj.edu
...which is supposed to pick up loc1serverA.umdnj.edu, loc2serverB.umdnj.edu, and loc1devmach.umdnj.edu. pcretest would seem to confrm that this works right, if I understand how THAT works.
However, I tried adding a FILE test that would turn files yellow if a file that doesn't exist doesn't exist and that didn't work, so I'm now questioning my regex.
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