Linux client not reporting cpu, disk - but reporting other services
Hi,
Today i installed the Hobbitclient on a linux-machine. I installed it out of the box from the rpm file.
I added smtp as a service. It reports smtp, conn and trends. But there's no info about cpu or disk. Why is that? Have i done anything wrong?
Thanks
On Wed, Nov 16, 2005 at 01:29:35PM +0100, Martin Lyberg wrote:
Today i installed the Hobbitclient on a linux-machine. I installed it out of the box from the rpm file.
I added smtp as a service. It reports smtp, conn and trends. But there's no info about cpu or disk. Why is that? Have i done anything wrong?
Most common cause is that the hostname used by the client is different from the hostname you have in your bb-hosts file. On the client, what's the hostname reported by the "uname -n" command ? If that is different from the hostname you have in the bb-hosts file, start the client with the "--hostname=THE.REAL.HOSTNAME" option.
Henrik
On 11/16/05, Henrik Stoerner wrote:
Most common cause is that the hostname used by the client is different
from the hostname you have in your bb-hosts file. On the client, what's the hostname reported by the "uname -n" command ? If that is different from the hostname you have in the bb-hosts file, start the client with the "--hostname=THE.REAL.HOSTNAME" option.
uname -n show exactly the same name as listed in the bb-host file on the server. So these seems to match as they should.
the client is using the following package: hobbit-client-4.1.2p1-1FC4.i386.rpm<http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/hobbitmon/hobbit-client-4.1.2p1-1FC4.i386.rpm?download>
Any other tips to solve this issue?
Thanks
/ Martin
On Thu, Nov 17, 2005 at 09:56:09AM +0100, Martin Lyberg wrote:
uname -n show exactly the same name as listed in the bb-host file on the server. So these seems to match as they should.
the client is using the following package: hobbit-client-4.1.2p1-1FC4.i386.rpm<http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/hobbitmon/hobbit-client-4.1.2p1-1FC4.i386.rpm?download>
Any other tips to solve this issue?
Is there a "hobbitlaunch" process running ? Is there a /usr/lib/hobbit/client/tmp/msg.txt file with a recent (i.e. within the pas 5 minutes) timestamp ?
Regards, Henrik
On 11/17/05, Henrik Stoerner wrote:
Is there a "hobbitlaunch" process running ?
yes, "ps ax" shows a hobbitlaunch.
Is there a /usr/lib/hobbit/client/tmp/msg.txt file with a recent
(i.e. within the pas 5 minutes) timestamp ?
yes, the file is there, with a recent timestamp:
1 hobbit hobbit 12878 Nov 17 13:46 msg.txt
/ Martin
Henrik,
I still haven't managed to solve this issue. Do you have any other clues what might be wrong?
Thanks in advance.
/ Martin
On 17/11/05, Martin Lyberg <martin.lyberg at gmail.com> wrote:
On 11/17/05, Henrik Stoerner wrote:
Is there a "hobbitlaunch" process running ?
yes, "ps ax" shows a hobbitlaunch.
Is there a /usr/lib/hobbit/client/tmp/msg.txt file with a recent (i.e. within the pas 5 minutes) timestamp ?
yes, the file is there, with a recent timestamp:
1 hobbit hobbit 12878 Nov 17 13:46 msg.txt
/ Martin
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