mount -l | grep USB-1TB shows
/dev/sda on /media/user/USB-1TB type ext4
(rw,nosuid,nodev,relatime,errors=remount-ro,uhelper=udisks2) [USB-1TB]
Kris Springer
On 11/28/22 9:24 PM, Michael T Pins wrote:
Thanks for pointing me in the direction of the client script. I messed
around with it a lot and found that nothing I did would result in the
USB drive showing up on the Server webpage in Disk or Inode pages. I can
get different results to appear by messing with the xymonclient-linux.sh
script, but the USB drive never does. Running the script manually does
display the USB drive in the [df] list, but it's as if something keeps
stripping it from displaying on the Server's pages. I even went so
far as to comment out all of the options for df in the script and just
run df without any other lines of grep or excludes, and still no joy.
There seems to be a break in the chain between the results shown by the
client script and the results the Server displays on the Disk page.
So then in the script with all the df stuff commented out, I had it run
df /dev/sda
The results of the script show the USB, but nothing shows up on the
Server Disk page except this error.
Expected strings (Capacity and Mounted) not found in df output
So, anyone know what's stripping the /dev/sda disk from the output,
or why Capacity and Mounted can't be seen when the client script is
outputting it just like the other drives?
Here's the output of the script that clearly shows the USB drive info.
[df]
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/sda 960303848 268800 911180536 1% /media/user/USB-1TB
You've changed what df format you're sending to the xymon server.
xymond is expecting POSIX headers, i.e.:
Filesystem 1024-blocks Used Available Capacity Mounted on
At a minimum, you need to be running "df -P" (and likely "df -Pl",
unless you really want non-local disks listed for some bizarre reason).
In general, the only thing you should ever need to change in that file
is the appropriate EXCLUDES= line.
What type of filesystem is /media/user/USB-1TB being mounted as?
( What's the output of: `mount -l | grep USB-1TB` )