[Xymon] Adding a graph to test status view

Jeremy,

Can anyone tell me how to get a graph onto a test status page?

I have a devmon template that monitors fan speed and creates a "fans" status page. Because the OIDs are leaf nodes, I have to construct a table myself. This is all working. Having added "fans=devmon" to "TEST2RRD", I now have RRD files named fans.FanSpeed1.rrd, fans.FanSpeed2.rrd and so on.

I've added "fans" to "GRAPHS", and created a graphs.cfg definition for "[fans]", and so the graphs appear on the trends page.

The man page for xymonserver.cfg describes TEST2RRD, and states:

"This is also used by the svcstatus.cgi(1) script to determine if the detailed status view of a test should include a graph."

So it would seem that by declaring "fans=devmon" in "TEST2RRD", I should now be getting the graphs of fan speed on the test status page. But I get nothing. There must be something else I'm missing. It sounds like you're doing it all OK. I had a similar problem in the past with 4.2.3. I ended up solving it by copying hobbitserver.cfg (xymonserver.cfg) to a new file (hobbithostcgi.cfg) and changing the devmon entries in TEST2RRD - so fans=devmon becomes fans. Then in hobbitcgi.cfg (xymoncgi.cfg) I changed: CGI_SVC_OPTS="--env=/usr/lib/hobbit/server/etc/hobbithostcgi.cfg --no-svcid --history=top"

It only seemed to be the =devmon graphs that needed this - cpu=la, http=tcp, etc were OK.

David.

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