Thomas, Tom:
My bb-hosts *does* have group-compress.....
group-compress Linux Servers
10.12.10.73 emix64s0.unx.sas.com # NAME:"EMIX64S03 - Hobbit Server" bbd http://emix64s03.unx.sas.com/
10.12.10.74 emix64s04.unx.sas.com # NAME:EMIX64S04
On the client, clientlaunch.sh looks like so...
<snip>
[client]
ENVFILE $HOBBITCLIENTHOME/etc/hobbitclient.cfg
CMD $HOBBITCLIENTHOME/bin/hobbitclient.sh
LOGFILE $HOBBITCLIENTHOME/logs/hobbitclient.log
INTERVAL 5m
<snip>
And hobbitclient.sh has "uptime" defined, but, not "netstat"
<snip>
# The following defines a bunch of commands that BB extensions expect to be present.
# Hobbit does not use them, but they are provided here so if you use BB extension
# scripts, then they will hopefully run without having to do a lot of tweaking.
UPTIME="/usr/bin/uptime"
<snip>
A colleague tells me it's my imagination that NETSTAT and UPTIME were reported for Linux, as looking at the demo server, these columns do not appear.
Thx
Re: [hobbit] Hobbit Mon 4.2 on RHEL
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* Subject: Re: [hobbit] Hobbit Mon 4.2 on RHEL
* From: Tom Georgoulias <user-6a0b8b0f0ae1@xymon.invalid>
* Date: Fri, 16 Feb 2007 07:48:51 -0500
* Organization: McClatchy Interactive
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Gary Ciampa wrote:
The problem is that somehow I've deleted my "uptime" and "netstat"
columns from the two linux systems and can't seem to get the columns
back? I have page defined which contains two groups, linux and
windows, here are column headers...I've played around with bb and
bbgen w/out success.... I believe at some point I did a "bb drop" for
the netstat and uptime to clear up errors....but, can't seem to get
the columns back.
Neither of those two columns are hobbit generated columns, they come from BB or other add on scripts. Check the clientlaunch.cfg file on your clients and make sure you have entries for both of the scripts that generate those columns.
Tom
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Tom Georgoulias
Systems Engineer
McClatchy Interactive
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