The default is at 90 95, which it seems to be applying. I'll try hard coding the hostname and work from there ...
The question still remains: does Xymon support extended regular expressions?
Thanks,
Matt.
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Computer Science Corporation
General Dynamics Land Systems
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Sterling Heights, MI. 48310
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Greg Hubbard <user-435e16ecfd6a@xymon.invalid> 11/05/2009 04:42 PM
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Re: [hobbit] possible issue with two hobbit servers reporting for the same client?
"However, Xymon doesn't seem to honor the above DISK entries and still marks both
"/export/data/subdir/subdir2/log" and "/export/data/subdir/subdir2/log2" as red when it hits 90%+ due to the DEFAULT entry."
Is the DEFAULT entry above or below this? Xymon stops at the first match.
You might try hard coding something instead of using the fancy $MACRO just to separate the problems of "is my DISK statement right" from "is my fancy $MACRO right".
GLH
On Thu, Nov 5, 2009 at 2:40 PM, Matthew Moldvan <user-ffaad6c7b6c3@xymon.invalid> wrote:
Hello everyone,
I have a question on monitoring separate filesystems with different thresholds. My hobbit-clients.cfg file on the Xymon server includes the following:
(Names changed to protect the innocent of course).
$MACRO=%^(asdf|qwer|jalopy).*(a|s|h|l).xyz.com HOST=$MACRO DISK / 90 95 GROUP=SOMEONES_PAGER DISK %^/.+$ 90 95 GROUP=SOMEONES_EMAIL DISK %^/export/data/subdir/subdir2/log.* 95 99
However, Xymon doesn't seem to honor the above DISK entries and still marks both "/export/data/subdir/subdir2/log" and "/export/data/subdir/subdir2/log2" as red when it hits 90%+ due to the DEFAULT entry.
We recently migrated to Xymon from an aging Big Brother monitoring infrastructure, which had bb-dftab that had to be on all clients. From my understanding all of this is now handled on the server but the above just doesn't seem to be working.
My questions at this point are:
- Are my regular expressions specified correctly? - Does Xymon support full extended regular expressions? (e.g. the difference between grep and egrep on Sun systems) - Is my understanding of the above accurate with respect to alerts about file system monitoring being generated on the server?
Thanks, Matt.
Unix System Administrator
Computer Science Corporation
General Dynamics Land Systems
38500 Mound Rd.
Sterling Heights, MI. 48310
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