On 24/07/2021 15:37, Shawn Heisey wrote:
I have been frustrated by the inclusion of tmpfs filesystems in xymon's client-side disk test.? So I decided to see if I could fix the problem.
Running version 4.3.30.
In xymonclient-linux.sh, when defining the list of filesystem types to exclude, one of the commands it pipes through is this:
egrep -v 'tmpfs|rootfs|squashfs'
This grep removes tmpfs from the list of filesystems to exclude.
I wouldn't call this a bug; there are use cases for wanting to monitor tmpfs filesystems. See e.g.
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=487157
which I realise is quite old but might well still be relevant, and I could imagine other more up-to-date situations. /run is tmpfs, and a full /run would likely cause problems for example.
Instead, I think you might look at your analysis.cfg on your xymon server. If you want to ignore the reported data for /run on all of your systems, you can add to the DEFAULT section of your analysis.cfg:
DEFAULT
# whatever DEFAULT rules are already there
DISK /run IGNORE
or you could more selectively ignore /run (or whatever mountpoints you're not interested in) for HOSTs, PAGEs etc as described in "man analysis.cfg"
Regards,
Adam