Greetings fellow Hobbit-ers,
I was recently tasked with monitoring 100+ solaris systems. Feeling undaunted I reached into my trusty IT toolbox and pulled out one of my favorite tools, Hobbit. What I encountered is as followed.
The systems utilize NFS mounted directories. I installed the client files into /usr/local/ hobbit/client and voila! they were available to all of my systems. The issue that I encountered was that I wished to run different external scripts per client, but with a "shared" clientlaunch file I could not see how to do this. (This is where I cringe as I suspect that my solution is rather naive) What I would up doing is modifying the runclient.sh file as reflected below:
~/client hobbit$ diff runclient.sh runclient.ren 79c79 < $0 --hostname="$MACHINEDOTS" stop
$0 stop
83c83 < $HOBBITCLIENTHOME/bin/hobbitlaunch --config=$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/etc/ clientlaunch.cfg --log=$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/logs/clientlaunch.log --pidfile= $HOBBITCLIENTHOME/logs/clientlaunch.$MACHINEDOTS.pid
$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/bin/hobbitlaunch --config=$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/etc/
$MACHINEDOTS.clientlaunch.cfg --log=$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/logs/ $MACHINEDOTS.clientlaunch.log --pidfile=$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/logs/clientlaunch. $MACHINEDOTS.pid 102c102 < $0 --hostname="$MACHINEDOTS" stop
$0 stop
107c107 < $0 --hostname="$MACHINEDOTS" --os="$BBOSTYPE" start
$0 start
My questions are as followed.
Has anyone encountered this specific issue before, and if so how did you address it? Does my, admittedly inelegant, solution pose any issues in relation to long term use?
I searched the list and was unable to find anything specific to my issue.
Thanks in advance for reading this missive.
Best regards,
Mike
I encountered this exact problem, with monitoring a few hundred servers
that had a common NFS filesystem. For the most part, Hobbit handles this
gracefully as it uses unique names for logfiles and such. I ran into
problems though when I wanted an extra script to run, but just on
certain hosts. I ended up just having the ext script check the hostname
and exit gracefully if it was not the host it should run on:
HOSTNAME=/bin/hostname
if ! echo $HOSTNAME | egrep -q 'app-28|web-12|web-13|db-10' ; then exit 0 fi
What I would really like to see (and I posted this on the list before), is a server-side configuration of what scripts or even commands to run on the remote hosts. I doubt this will be implemented though, because too many people view it as a security risk. What I proposed was a config file with a format something like:
<hostname> <script path> <interval> example: host1.domain.com /home/hobbit/client/ext/somescript.sh 5m
The above would instruct the hobbit client on host1.domain.com to run the somescript.sh every 5 minutes.
Another way to do it is just use cron and run the script via bbcmd, but I dont like things that run with hobbit to be able to run when Hobbit is not running (if I have the client down for some reason, the cron would still kickoff unless I also disabled it).
-Charles
Michael Dunne wrote:
Greetings fellow Hobbit-ers,
I was recently tasked with monitoring 100+ solaris systems. Feeling undaunted I reached into my trusty IT toolbox and pulled out one of my favorite tools, Hobbit. What I encountered is as followed.
The systems utilize NFS mounted directories. I installed the client files into /usr/local/ hobbit/client and voila! they were available to all of my systems. The issue that I encountered was that I wished to run different external scripts per client, but with a "shared" clientlaunch file I could not see how to do this. (This is where I cringe as I suspect that my solution is rather naive) What I would up doing is modifying the runclient.sh file as reflected below:
~/client hobbit$ diff runclient.sh runclient.ren 79c79 < $0 --hostname="$MACHINEDOTS" stop
$0 stop83c83 < $HOBBITCLIENTHOME/bin/hobbitlaunch --config=$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/etc/ clientlaunch.cfg --log=$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/logs/clientlaunch.log --pidfile= $HOBBITCLIENTHOME/logs/clientlaunch.$MACHINEDOTS.pid
$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/bin/hobbitlaunch --config=$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/etc/$MACHINEDOTS.clientlaunch.cfg --log=$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/logs/ $MACHINEDOTS.clientlaunch.log --pidfile=$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/logs/clientlaunch. $MACHINEDOTS.pid 102c102 < $0 --hostname="$MACHINEDOTS" stop
$0 stop107c107 < $0 --hostname="$MACHINEDOTS" --os="$BBOSTYPE" start
$0 startMy questions are as followed.
Has anyone encountered this specific issue before, and if so how did you address it? Does my, admittedly inelegant, solution pose any issues in relation to long term use?
I searched the list and was unable to find anything specific to my issue.
Thanks in advance for reading this missive.
Best regards,
Mike
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Hi list, I have installed hobbit, out of the box hobbit server is only showing the following
bbgen hobbitd info trends Which config file need to be modified to add conn, disk, cpu etc just like BigBrother
and also I have installed client and started hobbit on the client, it is showing following errors in the log file
t/runtime.cfg', line was:include /opt/csw/var/hobbit-client/runtime.cfg 2007-08-15 16:52:24 WARNING: Cannot open include file '/opt/csw/var/hobbit-clien t/runtime.cfg', line was:include /opt/csw/var/hobbit-client/runtime.cfg 2007-08-15 16:57:27 WARNING: Cannot open include file '/opt/csw/var/hobbit-clien t/runtime.cfg', line was:include /opt/csw/var/hobbit-client/runtime.cfg 2007-08-15 17:02:31 WARNING: Cannot open include file '/opt/csw/var/hobbit-clien t/runtime.cfg', line was:include /opt/csw/var/hobbit-client/runtime.cfg :q!
Hobbit server is not displaying that client, I don't see bb-hosts on the client. Which file need to be updated on the client to send data to the Hobbit server?.
Thanks in advance
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First make sure that the client is running on the hobbit server using ps aux|grep hobbit and then if not check the logs for clues
For the client side one make sure that hobbit user has the rights to read the file /opt/csw/var/hobbit-client/runtime.cfg if not set it
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From: Robert [mailto:rgoud at yahoo.com] Sent: 16 August 2007 17:54 To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: [hobbit] Hobbit
Hi list, I have installed hobbit, out of the box hobbit server is only showing the following
bbgen <http://10.5.2.141/hobbit-cgi/hobbitcolumn.sh?bbgen>
hobbitd <http://10.5.2.141/hobbit-cgi/hobbitcolumn.sh?hobbitd>
info <http://10.5.2.141/hobbit-cgi/hobbitcolumn.sh?info>
trends <http://10.5.2.141/hobbit-cgi/hobbitcolumn.sh?trends>
Which config file need to be modified to add conn, disk, cpu etc just like BigBrother
and also I have installed client and started hobbit on the client, it is showing following errors in the log file
t/runtime.cfg', line was:include /opt/csw/var/hobbit-client/runtime.cfg 2007-08-15 16:52:24 WARNING: Cannot open include file '/opt/csw/var/hobbit-clien t/runtime.cfg', line was:include /opt/csw/var/hobbit-client/runtime.cfg 2007-08-15 16:57:27 WARNING: Cannot open include file '/opt/csw/var/hobbit-clien t/runtime.cfg', line was:include /opt/csw/var/hobbit-client/runtime.cfg 2007-08-15 17:02:31 WARNING: Cannot open include file '/opt/csw/var/hobbit-clien t/runtime.cfg', line was:include /opt/csw/var/hobbit-client/runtime.cfg :q!
Hobbit server is not displaying that client, I don't see bb-hosts on the client. Which file need to be updated on the client to send data to the Hobbit server?.
Thanks in advance
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sup pimp ! nice to see you here.
you idea should work good, it would keep all machines from needlessly starting a script that justs exit. Thing is you'll have to create a clientlaunch.cfg file or simlink to the default one for each machine running hobbit.
Another Idea , similar to Charle Jone's idea, is to launch a wrapper script from clientlaunch.cfg. A wrapper called mycheck just looks for a script named mycheck.$BBHOSTNAME, exec's it if it exists or exits with 0.
more than one way to skin a cat , hobbit's like the swiss army of knife of system monitoring :)
-Dan
Charles Jones wrote:
I encountered this exact problem, with monitoring a few hundred servers that had a common NFS filesystem. For the most part, Hobbit handles this gracefully as it uses unique names for logfiles and such. I ran into problems though when I wanted an extra script to run, but just on certain hosts. I ended up just having the ext script check the hostname and exit gracefully if it was not the host it should run on: HOSTNAME=
/bin/hostnameif ! echo $HOSTNAME | egrep -q 'app-28|web-12|web-13|db-10' ; then exit 0 fi
What I would really like to see (and I posted this on the list before), is a server-side configuration of what scripts or even commands to run on the remote hosts. I doubt this will be implemented though, because too many people view it as a security risk. What I proposed was a config file with a format something like:
<hostname> <script path> <interval> example: host1.domain.com /home/hobbit/client/ext/somescript.sh 5m
The above would instruct the hobbit client on host1.domain.com to run the somescript.sh every 5 minutes.
Another way to do it is just use cron and run the script via bbcmd, but I dont like things that run with hobbit to be able to run when Hobbit is not running (if I have the client down for some reason, the cron would still kickoff unless I also disabled it).
-Charles
Michael Dunne wrote:
Greetings fellow Hobbit-ers,
I was recently tasked with monitoring 100+ solaris systems. Feeling undaunted I reached into my trusty IT toolbox and pulled out one of my favorite tools, Hobbit. What I encountered is as followed.
The systems utilize NFS mounted directories. I installed the client files into /usr/local/ hobbit/client and voila! they were available to all of my systems. The issue that I encountered was that I wished to run different external scripts per client, but with a "shared" clientlaunch file I could not see how to do this. (This is where I cringe as I suspect that my solution is rather naive) What I would up doing is modifying the runclient.sh file as reflected below:
~/client hobbit$ diff runclient.sh runclient.ren 79c79 < $0 --hostname="$MACHINEDOTS" stop
$0 stop83c83 < $HOBBITCLIENTHOME/bin/hobbitlaunch --config=$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/etc/ clientlaunch.cfg --log=$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/logs/clientlaunch.log --pidfile= $HOBBITCLIENTHOME/logs/clientlaunch.$MACHINEDOTS.pid
$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/bin/hobbitlaunch --config=$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/etc/$MACHINEDOTS.clientlaunch.cfg --log=$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/logs/ $MACHINEDOTS.clientlaunch.log --pidfile=$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/logs/clientlaunch. $MACHINEDOTS.pid 102c102 < $0 --hostname="$MACHINEDOTS" stop
$0 stop107c107 < $0 --hostname="$MACHINEDOTS" --os="$BBOSTYPE" start
$0 startMy questions are as followed.
Has anyone encountered this specific issue before, and if so how did you address it? Does my, admittedly inelegant, solution pose any issues in relation to long term use?
I searched the list and was unable to find anything specific to my issue.
Thanks in advance for reading this missive.
Best regards,
Mike
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Thanks for the tips guys, much obliged!
Mike
On 8/16/07 12:49 PM, "Daniel Bourque" <dbourque at weatherdata.com> wrote:
sup pimp ! nice to see you here.
you idea should work good, it would keep all machines from needlessly starting a script that justs exit. Thing is you'll have to create a clientlaunch.cfg file or simlink to the default one for each machine running hobbit.
Another Idea , similar to Charle Jone's idea, is to launch a wrapper script from clientlaunch.cfg. A wrapper called mycheck just looks for a script named mycheck.$BBHOSTNAME, exec's it if it exists or exits with 0.
more than one way to skin a cat , hobbit's like the swiss army of knife of system monitoring :)
-Dan
Charles Jones wrote:
I encountered this exact problem, with monitoring a few hundred servers that had a common NFS filesystem. For the most part, Hobbit handles this gracefully as it uses unique names for logfiles and such. I ran into problems though when I wanted an extra script to run, but just on certain hosts. I ended up just having the ext script check the hostname and exit gracefully if it was not the host it should run on: HOSTNAME=
/bin/hostnameif ! echo $HOSTNAME | egrep -q 'app-28|web-12|web-13|db-10' ; then exit 0 fi
What I would really like to see (and I posted this on the list before), is a server-side configuration of what scripts or even commands to run on the remote hosts. I doubt this will be implemented though, because too many people view it as a security risk. What I proposed was a config file with a format something like:
<hostname> <script path> <interval> example: host1.domain.com /home/hobbit/client/ext/somescript.sh 5m
The above would instruct the hobbit client on host1.domain.com to run the somescript.sh every 5 minutes.
Another way to do it is just use cron and run the script via bbcmd, but I dont like things that run with hobbit to be able to run when Hobbit is not running (if I have the client down for some reason, the cron would still kickoff unless I also disabled it).
-Charles
Michael Dunne wrote:
Greetings fellow Hobbit-ers,
I was recently tasked with monitoring 100+ solaris systems. Feeling undaunted I reached into my trusty IT toolbox and pulled out one of my favorite tools, Hobbit. What I encountered is as followed.
The systems utilize NFS mounted directories. I installed the client files into /usr/local/ hobbit/client and voila! they were available to all of my systems. The issue that I encountered was that I wished to run different external scripts per client, but with a "shared" clientlaunch file I could not see how to do this. (This is where I cringe as I suspect that my solution is rather naive) What I would up doing is modifying the runclient.sh file as reflected below:
~/client hobbit$ diff runclient.sh runclient.ren 79c79 < $0 --hostname="$MACHINEDOTS" stop
$0 stop83c83 < $HOBBITCLIENTHOME/bin/hobbitlaunch --config=$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/etc/ clientlaunch.cfg --log=$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/logs/clientlaunch.log --pidfile= $HOBBITCLIENTHOME/logs/clientlaunch.$MACHINEDOTS.pid
$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/bin/hobbitlaunch --config=$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/etc/$MACHINEDOTS.clientlaunch.cfg --log=$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/logs/ $MACHINEDOTS.clientlaunch.log --pidfile=$HOBBITCLIENTHOME/logs/clientlaunch. $MACHINEDOTS.pid 102c102 < $0 --hostname="$MACHINEDOTS" stop
$0 stop107c107 < $0 --hostname="$MACHINEDOTS" --os="$BBOSTYPE" start
$0 startMy questions are as followed.
Has anyone encountered this specific issue before, and if so how did you address it? Does my, admittedly inelegant, solution pose any issues in relation to long term use?
I searched the list and was unable to find anything specific to my issue.
Thanks in advance for reading this missive.
Best regards,
Mike
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Is there anyway to customize the output that is displayed on a result page? I.e. for the built in "cpu" monitor, when you click on it it shows like the top 20 processes sorted by CPU usage. How would I do something like have it sort on RES memory instead?
Thanks, Tom
On Thu, Aug 16, 2007 at 02:19:42PM -0400, Tom Moore wrote:
Is there anyway to customize the output that is displayed on a result page?
As a general rule, you cannot modify these.
I.e. for the built in "cpu" monitor, when you click on it it shows like the top 20 processes sorted by CPU usage. How would I do something like have it sort on RES memory instead?
For this particular status, the data is taken from the "[top]" section reported by the Hobbit client. So you can modify the hobbitclient-OS.sh script on your client to sort things differently. (But generally, this is not a recommended thing to do, since Hobbit might rely on certain fields in the client data to be present).
Regards, Henrik
Hi all,
is anyone using bb-nfs-client.sh to monitor NFS mount on (linux) clients?
I've put it up, and says "NFS server is down..." for every mounted filesystem, while the NFS server are pingable (from the clients).
I don't understand how to configure variables in the script (no docs available)
Thanks for your help
-- Alessandro Tinivelli
Hi, at all !
.. old mail .. but also an old problem/question :-)
I've got the same problem with this nfs-monitoring-script, for month and gave it up to solve or debug :-(
... but now i've got a strongly request by my colleagues for nfs-monitoring ...
I think it's a general shell-syntax-problem but didn't really know it ...
Is there anyones else who used this script and solved this problem or has got a proper solution/alternative for a common nfs-monitoring ?
Any help or hints are welcome !
Thanks & Cheers
martinMartin Flemming DESY / IT office : Building 2b / 008a Notkestr. 85 phone : 040 - 8998 - 4667 22603 Hamburg mail : martin.flemming at desy.de
On Tue, 19 Feb 2008, Alessandro Tinivelli wrote:
Hi all,
is anyone using bb-nfs-client.sh to monitor NFS mount on (linux) clients?
I've put it up, and says "NFS server is down..." for every mounted filesystem, while the NFS server are pingable (from the clients).
I don't understand how to configure variables in the script (no docs available)
Thanks for your help
-- Alessandro Tinivelli
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I got mine working on a Solaris OS and had reported a few alerts. Which OS you need to have this script working ? tj
From: "Martin Flemming" <martin.flemming at desy.de> Sent: Monday, June 30, 2008 4:17 PM To: <hobbit at hswn.dk> Subject: Re: [hobbit] bb-nfs-client.sh.gz
Hi, at all !
.. old mail .. but also an old problem/question :-)
I've got the same problem with this nfs-monitoring-script, for month and gave it up to solve or debug :-(
... but now i've got a strongly request by my colleagues for nfs-monitoring ...
I think it's a general shell-syntax-problem but didn't really know it ...
Is there anyones else who used this script and solved this problem or has got a proper solution/alternative for a common nfs-monitoring ?
Any help or hints are welcome !
Thanks & Cheers
martin
Martin Flemming DESY / IT office : Building 2b / 008a Notkestr. 85 phone : 040 - 8998 - 4667 22603 Hamburg mail : martin.flemming at desy.de
On Tue, 19 Feb 2008, Alessandro Tinivelli wrote:
Hi all,
is anyone using bb-nfs-client.sh to monitor NFS mount on (linux) clients?
I've put it up, and says "NFS server is down..." for every mounted filesystem, while the NFS server are pingable (from the clients).
I don't understand how to configure variables in the script (no docs available)
Thanks for your help
-- Alessandro Tinivelli
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Hi yang,
Do u knw any plugins or extensions for Websphere.....if so pls send me the link or details
Is it possible to monitor jboss with hobbit.....pls giv some info....
Its very urgent
-----Original Message----- From: T.J. Yang [mailto:tj_yang at hotmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2008 5:00 AM To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: Re: [hobbit] bb-nfs-client.sh.gz
I got mine working on a Solaris OS and had reported a few alerts. Which OS you need to have this script working ? tj
From: "Martin Flemming" <martin.flemming at desy.de> Sent: Monday, June 30, 2008 4:17 PM To: <hobbit at hswn.dk> Subject: Re: [hobbit] bb-nfs-client.sh.gz
Hi, at all !
.. old mail .. but also an old problem/question :-)
I've got the same problem with this nfs-monitoring-script, for month and gave it up to solve or debug :-(
... but now i've got a strongly request by my colleagues for nfs-monitoring ...
I think it's a general shell-syntax-problem but didn't really know it
...
Is there anyones else who used this script and solved this problem or has got a proper solution/alternative for a
common nfs-monitoring ?
Any help or hints are welcome !
Thanks & Cheers
martin
Martin Flemming DESY / IT office : Building 2b / 008a Notkestr. 85 phone : 040 - 8998 - 4667 22603 Hamburg mail : martin.flemming at desy.de
On Tue, 19 Feb 2008, Alessandro Tinivelli wrote:
Hi all,
is anyone using bb-nfs-client.sh to monitor NFS mount on (linux) clients?
I've put it up, and says "NFS server is down..." for every mounted filesystem, while the NFS server are pingable (from the clients).
I don't understand how to configure variables in the script (no docs available)
Thanks for your help
-- Alessandro Tinivelli
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From: "Suvra_Chakraborty" <Suvra_Chakraborty at Satyam.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2008 12:44 AM To: <hobbit at hswn.dk> Subject: RE: [hobbit] bb-nfs-client.sh.gz
Hi yang,
Do u knw any plugins or extensions for Websphere.....if so pls send me the link or details
Is it possible to monitor jboss with hobbit.....pls giv some info....
Unfortunately I don't have a need to monitor websphere and jboss
Please check http://www.deadcat.net
http://www.deadcat.net/search.php?menuosfamily=0&menulicense=0&menusection=0...
tj
Its very urgent
-----Original Message----- From: T.J. Yang [mailto:tj_yang at hotmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2008 5:00 AM To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: Re: [hobbit] bb-nfs-client.sh.gz
I got mine working on a Solaris OS and had reported a few alerts. Which OS you need to have this script working ? tj
From: "Martin Flemming" <martin.flemming at desy.de> Sent: Monday, June 30, 2008 4:17 PM To: <hobbit at hswn.dk> Subject: Re: [hobbit] bb-nfs-client.sh.gz
Hi, at all !
.. old mail .. but also an old problem/question :-)
I've got the same problem with this nfs-monitoring-script, for month and gave it up to solve or debug :-(
... but now i've got a strongly request by my colleagues for nfs-monitoring ...
I think it's a general shell-syntax-problem but didn't really know it
...
Is there anyones else who used this script and solved this problem or has got a proper solution/alternative for a
common nfs-monitoring ?
Any help or hints are welcome !
Thanks & Cheers
martin
Martin Flemming DESY / IT office : Building 2b / 008a Notkestr. 85 phone : 040 - 8998 - 4667 22603 Hamburg mail : martin.flemming at desy.de
On Tue, 19 Feb 2008, Alessandro Tinivelli wrote:
Hi all,
is anyone using bb-nfs-client.sh to monitor NFS mount on (linux) clients?
I've put it up, and says "NFS server is down..." for every mounted filesystem, while the NFS server are pingable (from the clients).
I don't understand how to configure variables in the script (no docs available)
Thanks for your help
-- Alessandro Tinivelli
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Thanks a lot yang.... I tried to run tat bb-was.sh script but it asks for bbdef.sh script.... and it says BBHOME not set.....kindly can u assist me in this regards.....
Pls send me tat script..
And one more thing is tat where shud I keep this script (under which folder) and run it.... shud it be in server or client of hobbit and in which folder (is it ext folder or bin )
-----Original Message----- From: T.J. Yang [mailto:tj_yang at hotmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2008 3:57 PM To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: Re: [hobbit] bb-nfs-client.sh.gz
From: "Suvra_Chakraborty" <Suvra_Chakraborty at Satyam.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2008 12:44 AM To: <hobbit at hswn.dk> Subject: RE: [hobbit] bb-nfs-client.sh.gz
Hi yang,
Do u knw any plugins or extensions for Websphere.....if so pls send me the link or details
Is it possible to monitor jboss with hobbit.....pls giv some info....
Unfortunately I don't have a need to monitor websphere and jboss
Please check http://www.deadcat.net
http://www.deadcat.net/search.php?menuosfamily=0&menulicense=0&menusecti on=0&filtermdate=&filterdescription=websphere&menuNoPerPage=20&action=se arch&Filter=Filter
tj
Its very urgent
-----Original Message----- From: T.J. Yang [mailto:tj_yang at hotmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2008 5:00 AM To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: Re: [hobbit] bb-nfs-client.sh.gz
I got mine working on a Solaris OS and had reported a few alerts. Which OS you need to have this script working ? tj
From: "Martin Flemming" <martin.flemming at desy.de> Sent: Monday, June 30, 2008 4:17 PM To: <hobbit at hswn.dk> Subject: Re: [hobbit] bb-nfs-client.sh.gz
Hi, at all !
.. old mail .. but also an old problem/question :-)
I've got the same problem with this nfs-monitoring-script, for month and gave it up to solve or debug :-(
... but now i've got a strongly request by my colleagues for nfs-monitoring ...
I think it's a general shell-syntax-problem but didn't really know it
...
Is there anyones else who used this script and solved this problem or has got a proper solution/alternative for
a
common nfs-monitoring ?
Any help or hints are welcome !
Thanks & Cheers
martin
Martin Flemming DESY / IT office : Building 2b / 008a Notkestr. 85 phone : 040 - 8998 - 4667 22603 Hamburg mail : martin.flemming at desy.de
On Tue, 19 Feb 2008, Alessandro Tinivelli wrote:
Hi all,
is anyone using bb-nfs-client.sh to monitor NFS mount on (linux) clients?
I've put it up, and says "NFS server is down..." for every mounted filesystem, while the NFS server are pingable (from the clients).
I don't understand how to configure variables in the script (no docs available)
Thanks for your help
-- Alessandro Tinivelli
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From: "Suvra_Chakraborty" <Suvra_Chakraborty at Satyam.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2008 5:59 AM To: <hobbit at hswn.dk> Subject: RE: [hobbit] bb-nfs-client.sh.gz
Thanks a lot yang.... I tried to run tat bb-was.sh script but it asks for bbdef.sh script.... and it says BBHOME not set.....kindly can u assist me in this regards.....
Sorry, I am not a good candidate to help on websphere since I don't have a working one and I have no experience with websphere.
Hope others that already adpated bb-was.sh into hb-wash.sh can help you.
Good luck
tj
Pls send me tat script..
And one more thing is tat where shud I keep this script (under which folder) and run it.... shud it be in server or client of hobbit and in which folder (is it ext folder or bin )
-----Original Message----- From: T.J. Yang [mailto:tj_yang at hotmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2008 3:57 PM To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: Re: [hobbit] bb-nfs-client.sh.gz
From: "Suvra_Chakraborty" <Suvra_Chakraborty at Satyam.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2008 12:44 AM To: <hobbit at hswn.dk> Subject: RE: [hobbit] bb-nfs-client.sh.gz
Hi yang,
Do u knw any plugins or extensions for Websphere.....if so pls send me the link or details
Is it possible to monitor jboss with hobbit.....pls giv some info....
Unfortunately I don't have a need to monitor websphere and jboss
Please check http://www.deadcat.net
http://www.deadcat.net/search.php?menuosfamily=0&menulicense=0&menusecti on=0&filtermdate=&filterdescription=websphere&menuNoPerPage=20&action=se arch&Filter=Filter
tj
Its very urgent
-----Original Message----- From: T.J. Yang [mailto:tj_yang at hotmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2008 5:00 AM To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: Re: [hobbit] bb-nfs-client.sh.gz
I got mine working on a Solaris OS and had reported a few alerts. Which OS you need to have this script working ? tj
From: "Martin Flemming" <martin.flemming at desy.de> Sent: Monday, June 30, 2008 4:17 PM To: <hobbit at hswn.dk> Subject: Re: [hobbit] bb-nfs-client.sh.gz
Hi, at all !
.. old mail .. but also an old problem/question :-)
I've got the same problem with this nfs-monitoring-script, for month and gave it up to solve or debug :-(
... but now i've got a strongly request by my colleagues for nfs-monitoring ...
I think it's a general shell-syntax-problem but didn't really know it
...
Is there anyones else who used this script and solved this problem or has got a proper solution/alternative for
a
common nfs-monitoring ?
Any help or hints are welcome !
Thanks & Cheers
martin
Martin Flemming DESY / IT office : Building 2b / 008a Notkestr. 85 phone : 040 - 8998 - 4667 22603 Hamburg mail : martin.flemming at desy.de
On Tue, 19 Feb 2008, Alessandro Tinivelli wrote:
Hi all,
is anyone using bb-nfs-client.sh to monitor NFS mount on (linux) clients?
I've put it up, and says "NFS server is down..." for every mounted filesystem, while the NFS server are pingable (from the clients).
I don't understand how to configure variables in the script (no docs available)
Thanks for your help
-- Alessandro Tinivelli
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