[hobbit] how to monitor msg,files and procs

On Mon, 2007-12-10 at 12:45 -0500, Perumal, Santoshbabu wrote:

HI,

  When I install hobbit client I have chosen client side client

configuration am trying to monitor ordinary files, log files and process.

Check

I have edited localclient.cfg in the client side and added following entries before Default

LOG %.* WARNING COLOR=yellow

LOG %/var/(adm|log)/messages %(I/O|read).error COLOR=red

PROC cron

What you probably want to do is add this as an entry for the host in the hobbit-clients.cfg file on the server. That way you can have a central location for this type of thing. However, local config is also acceptable.

However, you will have to add an entry into the hobbit-clients.cfg file on the hobbit server for the specific OS this client is for the logfile monitoring. There should already be an entry for /var/log/messages so one will be needed for /var/adm/messages

Cheers

Iain

But I did not see anyupdates on the frontend gui.when I click on

the msg or files I can see only client does not report any data error message.

Do I have to edit any other files to monitor msg,files and process

for hobbit client.pls help on this

Thanks

Santhosh.p

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