[hobbit] No Procs Graph?

3 Sep 2008


      Hi Martin and Greg,
Thanks for the reply/suggestion but I do have the TRACK=<id> in the
hobbit-clients.cfg file.  Below is a snippet of the file:
HOST=wdcacs9.ca.kp.org,silacs9.ssdc.kp.org,coracs9.crdc.kp.org,ndcacs1.nndc.kp.org,ndcacs2.nndc.kp.org
PROC CSAdmin.exe 1 1 red TRACK=csadmin
PROC CSAuth.exe 1 1 red TRACK=csauth
PROC CSDBSync.exe 1 1 red TRACK=csdbsync
PROC CSLog.exe 1 1 red TRACK=cslog
PROC CSMon.exe 1 1 red TRACK=csmon
PROC CSRAdius.exe 1 1 red TRACK=csradius
PROC CSTacacs.exe 1 1 red TRACK=cstacacs
DEFAULT
# These are the built-in defaults.
UP      1h
LOAD    5.0 10.0
DISK    * 90 95
MEMPHYS 100 101
MEMSWAP 50 80
MEMACT  90 97
The hosts that I am monitoring are Windows 2003 servers.  I am running
BBwin on those servers in local mode.  Below is the BBwin.cfg file from
one of the servers (this cfg file is the same on all of them):
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<configuration>
<bbwin>
<setting name="bbdisplay" value="goose.ssdc.kp.org" />
<!-- <setting name="bbdisplay" value="yoursecondbbdisplay:port"
/>-->
<!-- BB Pager Part -->
<!--<setting name="usepager" value="false" />
<setting name="bbpager" value="yourfirstbbpager" />
<setting name="bbpager" value="yourfirstbbpager" />
<setting name="pagerlevels" value="red yellow" /> -->
    &lt;!-- proxy connection settings -->
    &lt;!--
    &lt;setting name="useproxy" value="false" />
    &lt;setting name="proxy" value="[user:password@]host[:port]'/>
    -->

    &lt;!-- bbwin mode local or central -->
    &lt;setting name="mode" value="local" />
    &lt;setting name="configclass" value="win32" />

    &lt;setting name="autoreload" value="true" />
    &lt;setting name="timer" value="5m" />
    &lt;load name="cpu" value="cpu.dll"/>
    &lt;load name="disk" value="disk.dll"/>
    &lt;load name="externals" value="externals.dll"/>
    &lt;load name="filesystem" value="filesystem.dll"/>
    &lt;load name="memory" value="memory.dll"/>
    &lt;load name="msgs" value="msgs.dll"/>
    &lt;load name="procs" value="procs.dll"/>
    &lt;load name="stats" value="stats.dll"/>
    &lt;load name="svcs" value="svcs.dll"/>
    &lt;load name="uptime" value="uptime.dll"/>
    &lt;load name="who" value="who.dll"/>
    &lt;setting name="loglevel" value="3" />
    &lt;setting name="logpath" value="C:\Program 
Files\BBWin\logs\BBWin.log"/>
<!--  If true, the agent will report reporting failures as warning
events -->
<setting name="logreportfailure" value="false" />
</bbwin>
<cpu>
<!-- If true, the agent  will always report with green status -->
<setting name="alwaysgreen" value="false" />
<setting name="default" warnlevel="90" paniclevel="95" delay="3"
/>
</cpu>
<disk>
<!-- If true, the agent  will always report with green status -->
<setting name="alwaysgreen" value="false" />
<!-- Level can be given by % or size unit mb, gb, tb -->
<setting name="default" warnlevel="85%" paniclevel="95%" />
<!-- custom rules examples
<setting name="C" warnlevel="70%" paniclevel="400mb" />
<setting name="E" ignore="true" /> -->
<!-- If true, the agent will check remote drives -->
<setting name="remote" value="false" />
<!-- If true, the agent will check that cd/dvdrom drives are empty
-->
<setting name="cdrom" value="false" />
</disk>
<externals>
<setting name="timer" value="3m" />
<setting name="logstimer" value="60s" />
<!-- externals launch examples
<load value="cscript mybbscript.vbs" />
<load value="myexternal.exe" />
<load value="cscript wlbs.vbs" timer="15m" />
<load value="cluster.exe" timer="90s" /> -->
</externals>
<memory>
<!-- If true, the agent  will always report with green status -->
<setting name="alwaysgreen" value="false" />
<setting name="physical" warnlevel="78" paniclevel="98" />
<setting name="page" warnlevel="70" paniclevel="90" />
<setting name="virtual" warnlevel="78" paniclevel="90" />
</memory>
<msgs>
<setting name="alwaysgreen" value="false" />
<setting name="delay" value="30m" />
<match logfile="System" type="error" alarmcolor="red" />
<match logfile="System" type="warning" alarmcolor="yellow" />
<match logfile="Application" type="error" alarmcolor="red" />
<match logfile="Application" type="warning" alarmcolor="yellow" />
<match logfile="Security" type="fail" />
<ignore logfile="Application" source="BigBrotherHobbitClient"
type="warning" />
<ignore logfile="System" source="W32Time" type="error" />
<ignore logfile="System" source="W32Time" type="warning" />
<ignore logfile="System" source="Perflib" type="warning" />
<ignore logfile="System" source="TermServDevices" type="warning"
/>
<ignore logfile="System" source="TermServDevices" type="error" />
<ignore logfile="System" eventid="7001" source="Service Control
Manager" type="error" />
<ignore logfile="Security" eventid="529" source="Security"
type="Failure" />
<ignore logfile="Security" eventid="535" source="Security"
type="Failure" />
<ignore logfile="Security" eventid="537" source="Security"
type="Failure" />
<ignore logfile="Security" eventid="539" source="Security"
type="Failure" />
<ignore logfile="Security" eventid="577" source="Security"
type="Failure" />
<ignore logfile="Security" eventid="680" source="Security"
type="Failure" />
    &lt;!-- Some ignore rules examples 
    &lt;ignore logfile="Application" eventid="1030" />
    &lt;ignore logfile="System" source="W32Time" />
    -->
</msgs>
<procs>
<!-- <setting name="CSAdmin.exe" rule="=1" alarmcolor="yellow" />
<setting name="CSAuth.exe" rule="=1" alarmcolor="yellow" />
<setting name="CSDBSync.exe" rule="=1" alarmcolor="yellow" />
<setting name="CSLog.exe" rule="=1" alarmcolor="yellow" />
<setting name="CSMon.exe" rule="=1" alarmcolor="yellow" />
<setting name="CSRAdius.exe" rule="=1" alarmcolor="yellow" />
<setting name="CSTacacs.exe" rule="=1" alarmcolor="yellow" /> -->
<setting name="CSAdmin.exe" rule="=1" alarmcolor="red" />
<setting name="CSAuth.exe" rule="=1" alarmcolor="red" />
<setting name="CSDBSync.exe" rule="=1" alarmcolor="red" />
<setting name="CSLog.exe" rule="=1" alarmcolor="red" />
<setting name="CSMon.exe" rule="=1" alarmcolor="red" />
<setting name="CSRAdius.exe" rule="=1" alarmcolor="red" />
<setting name="CSTacacs.exe" rule="=1" alarmcolor="red" />
    &lt;!-- some procs rules example 
    &lt;setting name="drwtsn" rule="-1" alarmcolor="red" />
    &lt;setting name="pageant.exe" rule="=1" comment="Putty agent deamon" 
/> -->
</procs>
<svcs>
<!-- If true, the agent  will always report with green status -->
<setting name="alwaysgreen" value="false" />
<!-- If true, the agent will restart all "automatic  services"
which would be stopped-->
<setting name="autoreset" value="false" />
<setting name="alarmcolor" value="red" />
<setting name="delay" value="3m" />
<!-- <setting name="CSAdmin" value="started" autoreset="false"
alarmcolor="yellow"/>
<setting name="CSAuth" value="started" autoreset="false"
alarmcolor="yellow"/>
<setting name="CSDbSync" value="started" autoreset="false"
alarmcolor="yellow"/>
<setting name="CSLog" value="started" autoreset="false"
alarmcolor="yellow"/>
<setting name="CSMon" value="started" autoreset="false"
alarmcolor="yellow"/>
<setting name="CSRadius" value="started" autoreset="false"
alarmcolor="yellow"/>
<setting name="CSTacacs" value="started" autoreset="false"
alarmcolor="yellow"/> -->
<setting name="CSAdmin" value="started" autoreset="false"
alarmcolor="red"/>
<setting name="CSAuth" value="started" autoreset="false"
alarmcolor="red"/>
<setting name="CSDbSync" value="started" autoreset="false"
alarmcolor="red"/>
<setting name="CSLog" value="started" autoreset="false"
alarmcolor="red"/>
<setting name="CSMon" value="started" autoreset="false"
alarmcolor="red"/>
<setting name="CSRadius" value="started" autoreset="false"
alarmcolor="red"/>
<setting name="CSTacacs" value="started" autoreset="false"
alarmcolor="red"/>
    &lt;!-- The line bellow show you svcs rules. If the "Automatic 
Updates" service is stopped,  it will be automatically restarted and a red
status will be sent
until the service get it's correct status
<setting name="Automatic Updates" value="started" autoreset="true"
alarmcolor="red" />
-->
</svcs>
<uptime>
<setting name="delay" value="30m" />
<setting name="maxdelay" value="3650d" />
</uptime>
</configuration>
Thanks!
Ann
Martin Flemming <martin.flemming at desy.de>
09/03/2008 08:45 AM
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Re: [hobbit] No Procs Graph?
Hi !
You needs somthing like this in your hobb-client.cfg
PROC firefox 0 -1 TRACK=firefox
http://hswn.dk/hobbit/help/manpages/man5/hobbit-clients.cfg.5.html
The optional TRACK=id setting causes Hobbit to track the number of
processes found in an RRD file, and put this into a graph which is shown
on the "procs" status display. The id setting is a simple text string
which will be used as the legend for the graph, and also as part of the
RRD filename. It is recommended that you use only letters and digits for
the ID.
Cheers,
    Martin
On Wed, 3 Sep 2008, Ann.Waters at kp.org wrote:
...
Hi Folks,
I am new to Hobbit and noticed that when you drill down to a device's
procs information, there is no graph but the magnifying glass shows up
as
if a graph should be there.  I've looked through so many man pages, wiki
entries, FAQs, etc. trying to figure this out that my head is spinning!
And when I go to the Hobbit demo site and drill down to
http://hswn.dk/hobbit-cgi/bb-hostsvc.sh?HOST=voodoo.hswn.dk&SERVICE=procs
...
and http://hswn.dk/hobbit-cgi/bb-hostsvc.sh?HOST=sarge&SERVICE=procs,
the
procs graphs don't show up there either.  So, have I been wasting my
time
trying to make that graph work or is there some magical trick that a
master is willing to reveal to me?
Any/all help will be appreciated!
Thanks!
Ann
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[hobbit] No Procs Graph?

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