[hobbit] Is there a way to show all monitored hosts on one page?
Is there a way in Hobbit that you can bring up a page that shows ALL monitored hosts on a single page? The page/sub-page hierarchy of monitored hosts in Hobbit works 95% of the time, but there are occasions where I need to see everything that is being monitoring, regardless of status, on a single page. One such case would be to see which hosts have a CLEAR status for message monitoring. Or another example would be to see all of the hosts at once, so I can see which ones aren't being checked for files or ports monitoring. I know I could come up with a way to grep through the bb-hosts file for this information, but it'd be nice to see this in the usual Hobbit webpage interface.
Any ideas?
On Mon, Feb 12, 2007 at 11:09:21AM -0500, Gary Baluha wrote:
Is there a way in Hobbit that you can bring up a page that shows ALL monitored hosts on a single page? The page/sub-page hierarchy of monitored hosts in Hobbit works 95% of the time, but there are occasions where I need to see everything that is being monitoring, regardless of status, on a single page.
Run this to generate a bb-hosts file without the page/subpage/subparent tags, and create an extra "set" of Hobbit webpages based on that bb-hosts file (you must run it with the Hobbit environment set, i.e. via hobbitlaunch.cfg, or using the "bbcmd" utility):
#!/bin/sh
bbhostshow | egrep -v "^page|^subpage|^subparent|^group" >$BBHOME/etc/bb-hosts.onepage BBHOSTS=$BBHOME/etc/bb-hosts.onepage $BBHOME/bin/bbgen $BBHOME/www/onepage/
This creates the bb.html, bb2.html and bbnk.html webpages in the "onepage" directory, so from your browser you can fetch these.
Regards, Henrik
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