I could be missing something, but couldn't you just tell Hobbit to "IGNORE"
the Oracle mount points? (If I'm wrong on my interpretation of your
meaning, then I would also be interested in the answer)
On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 11:41 AM, Kauffman, Tom <user-3feba9e60a8b@xymon.invalid> wrote:
I thought this came up before, but I can't find it in the archives --
I have a number of systems with Oracle databases, with the table spaces
spread over a large number of filesystems. From the unix (AIX) level, they
are 100% full, so I suppress the graphs with 'NORRDDISKS'. But the module
that generates the pages for 'disk' and 'trends' detail don't seem to know
about this, and are generating calls to hobbitgraph for every filesystem (in
sets of four).
This leaves me with 29 links to hobbitgraph with no corresponding data on
several servers; how can I suppress them?
This is admittedly just a cosmetic issue, especially since I relocated
'disk' to the bottom of the trends page -- but it bugs me :-)
Is there any way to test for the number of actual rrds when generating
these pages?