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Xymon NetApp.pl Fails to load CPU Data

list Jeremy Laidman
Fri, 8 Nov 2013 09:41:03 +1100
Message-Id: <CAAnki7Cfv1zqDg=user-26874412bae5@xymon.invalid>

If the yellows are brief (<=5m), you could use delayyellow to suppress the
colour change for a short time, giving it a chance to come good again.

J


On 8 November 2013 03:05, Jamison Maxwell <user-87d336c3dce6@xymon.invalid> wrote:
 So, as far is it being purple it was doing exactly what I told it to
do.   D'oh.  I've changed the tag to status and it's turned green, however,
I'm very doubtful that it continue to correctly return the status of the
test.  I'll see if I can get the log entries from the  next time it goes
yellow for unreturned status.


Thanks,
 Jamison Maxwell
user-87d336c3dce6@xymon.invalid
*From:* Jeremy Laidman [user-71895fb2e44c@xymon.invalid]
*Sent:* Wednesday, November 06, 2013 6:27 PM
*To:* Jamison Maxwell
*Cc:* xymon at xymon.com
*Subject:* Re: [Xymon] Xymon NetApp.pl Fails to load CPU Data

  Yes, it's sending a data message with the word "green" in it.  A "data"
message doesn't update the status/colour of a column, which would explain
why you're getting a purple.  Only a "status" message can update the colour
of a column.

 J


On 7 November 2013 04:24, Jamison Maxwell <user-87d336c3dce6@xymon.invalid> wrote:
  I've been running netapp.pl for the last couple of months, but all of
the sudden I've had nothing but trouble with the CPU test. At first, it was
failing to retrieve CPU data and turning yellow with no real explanation
that I could find for why it was failing. Now, I've added the *data* tag
to the bbcpucolumn in netapp.ini and it's staying purple. This would make
sense if it was actually failing to return the data, however, it appears
that it is in fact retrieving it correctly. I get these two log entries
when I grep for cpu:


Wed Nov 6 11:05:06 2013:DEBUG: TEST=cpu, TYPE=data, EVENT=cpu,
SENDTYPE=2, TESTLIVE=Server Default, SUMREPTIME=0
Wed Nov 6 11:05:06 2013:DEBUG: BBDISPLAY: $XYMONSERVER, hostname:
$FILERNAME, type: data, event: cpu, time: 00:00:01, color=green


Now, to my untrained eyes it appears that it's trying to send a green
status to Xymon, which is further backed up by having no holes in my RRD
graph. I would really appreciate any suggestions for how to proceed as I am
at a loss.

Jamison Maxwell
user-87d336c3dce6@xymon.invalid