On Fri, Mar 11, 2005 at 09:18:08AM, Henrik Stoerner wrote:
I had a quick look at it
(http://www.deadcat.net/viewfile.php?fileid=128) and from what I can
see it generates a separate column per filesystem, with a column-name
that is defined in the modified bb-dftab file it uses.
E.g. the bb-dftab has entries of the form
host:partition:WARN:PANIC:COLNAME
so one entry could be
oracle1.foo.com:/oracle/dbdata:97:99:disk_db
So for alerts, you just setup alert rules using "SERVICE=disk_db" as
for any other kind of alert-configuration.
For the graphs, you must tell Hobbit that the "disk_db" status is
really a "disk" type of status. This is done with the LARRDS setting
in hobbitserver.cfg. Add "disk_db:disk" (you must restart Hobbit after
Where exactly in the hobbitserver.cfg file do you define this? Is it in
about line 143?
TEST2RRD="cpu=la,disk,memory,conn=tcp,....
this) and it should pickup those data and put them in a disk-type RRD
automatically.
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