On 3/10/2014 5:03 PM, Lists wrote:
Xymon 4.3.7 doesn't seem to report on partitions created/mounted on ZFS.
Here's some sample output from df:
[root at hume db2]# df
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/sdh2 20161204 3285836 15851228 18% /
tmpfs 1461616 0 1461616 0% /dev/shm
/dev/sdh1 101086 71234 24633 75% /boot
/dev/sdm1 2884252924 2605050008 249900596 92% /media/a2012
bpart/db1 2995879424 728979328 2266900096 25% /bpart/db1
zfspool 12188961408 384 12188961024 1% /zfspool
zfspool/db 13033537920 844576896 12188961024 7% /mnt/db
zfspool/host 209715200 50983680 158731520 25% /backups/host
Is there a recommended way to set up support for ZFS? I'm not looking
for anything elaborate; simple reporting of free space as is the default
for other FS types would be fine for my needs.
It is my understanding that the newer Xymon clients for Solaris report
on zfs. What operating system and client are you running?
I use an old BB client to report to my Xymon servers. By modifying
'etc/bbsys.local' on the client, I was able to make it report zfs
information. I modified the definition of 'DF' to include zfs.
DF="( /bin/df -F zfs -kl ; /bin/df -F tmpfs -kl )"
[ By digging through the email archives, I determined that the lack of
reporting for zfs dated back to 1999 when this DF definition was
introduced. The DF was introduced to provide better reporting of
information for swap. At that time, zfs didn't exist, so there was no
reason to consider how the improvement to swap-reporting might affect it. ]
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