On 12/02/2014 06:25 PM, Tim McCloskey wrote:
I just tested this using file instead of dir. It works for UNIX (everything is a file), can't speak for windows. I'm not sure that it is designed or intended to work this way and I doubt you can mix DIR and FILE for the same O/S directory.
analysis.cfg
# DIR /foo SIZE<8192 SIZE>4096 COLOR=yellow
FILE /foo MODE=0644 COLOR=RED TRACK
FILE /foo OWNERID=johndoe COLOR=yellow
Hi Tim,
just thought I would respond to your doubts:
"I doubt you can mix DIR and FILE for the same O/S directory."
It turns out, that was actual the test I did.
I was already monitoring a dir for size on a host and just added:
file:/foo (client-local.cfg)
and
FILE /foo MODE=777 yellow (analysis.cfg)
and it worked fine.
Only thing is, on the "files" test page for that host, there are two lines for
/foo:
/foo
/foo
/other/file/name
With no indication as to which one is for which test... but when one goes
nongreen, the reason stated below it makes it clear.
Hope that helps!
Bill
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