Hi Roger
I think you are looking at 2 separate issues here.
The "n/a" in the memory cap is probably showing up because you have no memory cap on that zone. Check this bit of the code.
*if [ -z $MEMCAP ]* then MEMFREE=$MEMFREE_GLOBK PCT_USED=$PCT_USEDG *CAP="n/a"* MEMFREEL=$MEMFREE_GLOBK PCT_USED=$PCT_USEDG # No cap, we look at the total free. else
The zone name getting truncated has got to do with the string definition, which is important to ensure correct formatting of the displayed output. Check this bit of code.
*typeset -L10 ZONE* typeset -R5 MEMCAP SWAPCAP CAP typeset -R6 PCT_USED PCTSWAP typeset -R8 MEMUSED MEMFREE TOTMEMFREE GLOBUSED RSS PCT_USEDG SWAP
As you can see, the ZONE(name) is a string, 10 characters long, left justified. Change the L10 to whatever fits for your zone names. L15 will probably work fine.
Regards Vernon
On 13 May 2014 04:01, Roger Jerdez <rjerdez at gmail.com> wrote:
zonemem.ksh Author Vernon Everett <everett.vernon at gmail.com> Compatibility Xymon 4.2 Requirements It monitors zones, so I guess Solaris is pretty important. Download None Last Update 2013-08-02
Hi
Everett, I found a Little issue with the script when it is graphicating the values for my zones, if the zone has a name more long that 10 characteres it is showing N/A for the MEMCAP value. Do u have any idea why is happening in order to modify the script and fix this
zarespp1 8G 84.14% 1299M 6893M 5.26% | 32G 71.88% 23G [image: yellow] zprdaresw n/a 4.77% G 6249M 4.77% | n/a 30.21% 18G
zprdaresweb1 the name of the last zone that is not alarmed is zprdaresweb1 and only is showing zprdaresw and it is not showing the MEMCAP, any idea
Regards Roger Jerdez
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