On Wed, Feb 22, 2006 at 05:11:02PM -0500, Wes Neal wrote:
I have been using Hobbit for awhile, but I still have all my old bb19
clients installed and reporting to the Hobbit server. I need to monitor
memory for a new system so I thought I would try the Hobbit client this time
around. The package is listed as this:
hobbit-client_4.1.2p1-1_sparc.deb
Why does the Sparc package have a .deb file extension?
Because it's a package for Debian GNU/Linux running on Sun SPARC hardware.
How can I had a Debian package to a Solaris system?
You cannot. But you can easily build the Hobbit client for Solaris.
Grab the Hobbit sources, configure with "./configure --client" and
run "make; make install"
I just don't provide a pre-built package for Solaris. My production
systems happen to run Linux, even though the hardware is from Sun.
Is there another way to monitor memory on a system without using the
new Hobbit client?
The deadcat bb_memory add-on still works for the BB client.
Regards,
Henrik