On my RPM installed system, it's at /usr/libexec/xymon/trimhistory.
On a system where I compiled from source, it's at
<$XYMONPATH>/server/bin/trimhistory.
On any Linux system, you can run "updatedb" followed by "locate
trimhistory".
On 2015-04-24 12:13 pm, Matt Pannucci wrote:
Hello
I'm attempting to use the trimhistory command to free up some space on our xymon server. I can get a "man trimhistory" to work and show me all of the available options, but when I run anything with the trimhistory command I get the error of command not found.
Is there a trick to this? Or does it sound like something is just setup wrong in our environment?
Thanks!
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