README.CLIENT:
Running it
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To start the client, su to the "xymon" user, then run
$HOME/client/runclient.sh start
You should arrange for your boot-time scripts to run this
command at startup.
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Le 2012-09-05 21:49, Larry A. Rosen a écrit :There is no documentation regarding starting/configuring the client.
Does the client run continuously (like a daemon) or is it run
on-demand from the server? How do I start the client as I currently
show no xymon processes in ps after installation? I tried running
/usr/lib/xymon/client/bin/xymonclient-linux.sh, but it doesn't do
anything but send a bunch of output to std out.
I notice there are no init.d startup scripts either.
The only info I'm getting from a monitored host is: conn, info, and
trends, no cpu or disk, etc. How do I enable the other services?
The config help page states: "With the Xymon client running and
reporting data into Xymon, you should see the cpu-, disk-, memory-
and
procs-columns appear" and does not mention what config files need to
be edited to set host thresholds (/etc/localclient.cfg???)
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