I installed 4.1.1 and I am getting paged for the devfs filesystem
being over 95%.
How do I configure it so that this does not trip the hobbit?
I mean not by tweaking the hobbit-alerts.cfg :)
Also, I get a white smiley face for log data. "No log data" Is there
another configure change needed as well?
devfs 1.0k 1.0k 0B 100% /dev
Thanks!
Lee
On Mon, Sep 12, 2005 at 10:37:06AM -0400, Lee J. Imber wrote:
I installed 4.1.1 and I am getting paged for the devfs filesystem
being over 95%. How do I configure it so that this does not trip the hobbit? I mean not by tweaking the hobbit-alerts.cfg :)
Change the clients' "df" command to exclude the "devfs" filesystems. The current snapshot already has this in the hobbitclient-freebsd.sh script:
df -H -tnonfs,nullfs,cd9660,procfs,devfs
Also, I get a white smiley face for log data. "No log data" Is there
another configure change needed as well?
The Hobbit client doesn't check system logs. You can use the bb-msgs add-on from deadcat, or wait until I come up with an intelligent way of handling this.
Henrik
Henrik,
Thanks again for the insanely fast response. :)
Ok, I tried to tweak this
#DF="/bin/df -Pk" DF="/bin/df -H -tnonfs,nullfs,cd9660,procfs,devfs" #DFCMD="/bin/df -Pk" DFCMD="/bin/df -H -tnonfs,nullfs,cd9660,procfs,devfs"
in the client but I still get the red alert. The real odd thing is
that if I run it from the command line it works.
Environment issue?
Thanks,
Lee
On Sep 12, 2005, at 10:41 AM, Henrik Stoerner wrote:
On Mon, Sep 12, 2005 at 10:37:06AM -0400, Lee J. Imber wrote:
I installed 4.1.1 and I am getting paged for the devfs filesystem being over 95%. How do I configure it so that this does not trip the hobbit? I mean not by tweaking the hobbit-alerts.cfg :)
Change the clients' "df" command to exclude the "devfs" filesystems. The current snapshot already has this in the hobbitclient-freebsd.sh script:
df -H -tnonfs,nullfs,cd9660,procfs,devfs
Also, I get a white smiley face for log data. "No log data" Is there another configure change needed as well?
The Hobbit client doesn't check system logs. You can use the bb-msgs add-on from deadcat, or wait until I come up with an intelligent way of handling this.
Henrik
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On Mon, Sep 12, 2005 at 11:05:23AM -0400, Lee J. Imber wrote:
Ok, I tried to tweak this
#DF="/bin/df -Pk" DF="/bin/df -H -tnonfs,nullfs,cd9660,procfs,devfs" #DFCMD="/bin/df -Pk" DFCMD="/bin/df -H -tnonfs,nullfs,cd9660,procfs,devfs"
in the client but I still get the red alert.
You must do this on the *client* installation, in the file ~hobbit/client/bin/hobbitclient.sh - it looks like this:
echo "[uname]" uname -a echo "[uptime]" uptime echo "[who]" who echo "[df]" df -H -tnonfs,nullfs,cd9660,procfs,devfs <-- this line ... more lines ...
The DFCMD settings are obsolete, and have been removed from Hobbit now - they are for the old Big Brother client.
Henrik
Ahh..much better :)
Thanks!
Lee
On Sep 12, 2005, at 11:22 AM, Henrik Stoerner wrote:
On Mon, Sep 12, 2005 at 11:05:23AM -0400, Lee J. Imber wrote:
Ok, I tried to tweak this
#DF="/bin/df -Pk" DF="/bin/df -H -tnonfs,nullfs,cd9660,procfs,devfs" #DFCMD="/bin/df -Pk" DFCMD="/bin/df -H -tnonfs,nullfs,cd9660,procfs,devfs"
in the client but I still get the red alert.
You must do this on the *client* installation, in the file ~hobbit/client/bin/hobbitclient.sh - it looks like this:
echo "[uname]" uname -a echo "[uptime]" uptime echo "[who]" who echo "[df]" df -H -tnonfs,nullfs,cd9660,procfs,devfs <-- this line ... more lines ...
The DFCMD settings are obsolete, and have been removed from Hobbit now - they are for the old Big Brother client.
Henrik
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