On 5/17/2019 7:59 AM, John Horne wrote:
On Fri, 2019-05-17 at 13:23 +0000, John Horne wrote:
I'm wondering if the fact that we are using
'httpstatus;httpsch://weed.plymouth.ac.uk/;"^[23]";"^[^23]"' for the test is
causing a problem.
If I can I'll take a look at the code later on, but to be honest I'm a bit
stumped by this.
I changed the httpstatus check to just 'httpstatus;http://...';. I adjusted the
filename in the analysis.cfg file too. Seems to have made no difference though.
I ran xymond with the '--debug' option, but again could not see anything
relevant about the DS.
Now trying to find out where all this happens in the code... :-(
Can you run xymond_rrd with --debug mode? Specifically, the one reading from the "status" channel.
This is responsible for taking the incoming data point and turning it into a "modify" message, so if there's a parsing problem it should show up either at the time of the http message receipt or on initial load as it's importing the rules to begin with.
If a "modify" message is properly being sent out, then it's possible the host+svc combination it's being tagged with is incorrect.
-jc