bug in DISK check ?
list Nicolas Dorfsman
Hi, Take look to this rule : DISK /ocadat/dmp-1 101 101 HOST ocapi This results in : Filesystem /ocadat/dmp-1 (found 1, req. at most 0) ?????
list Nicolas Dorfsman
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Le 22 juin 06 à 15:01, Nicolas Dorfsman a écrit :
Hi, Take look to this rule : DISK /ocadat/dmp-1 101 101 HOST ocapi
it works fine like this :
HOST ocapi
DISK /ocadat/dmp-1 101 101
list Nicolas Dorfsman
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Le 22 juin 06 à 15:09, Nicolas Dorfsman a écrit :
Le 22 juin 06 à 15:01, Nicolas Dorfsman a écrit :Hi, Take look to this rule : DISK /ocadat/dmp-1 101 101 HOST ocapi
RTFM ! HOST=ocapi . Grrr. Someting is annoying. I'd like to have default things (for any host) AND some special definitions by HOST. I've tried without success. How disk rules are compiled ? I mean, if I have something like : HOST=titi DISK %^/tata/.* 90 101 HOST=john DISK /opt 99 100 HOST=* DISK %/temp/J.. 50 99 ...is host titi will apply the last rule ?
list Larry Barber
There is a DEFAULT block in hobbit-clients.cfg, that should be the last
entry in the file:
DEFAULT
# These are the built-in defaults.
UP 1h
LOAD 5.0 10.0
DISK * 90 95
MEMPHYS 100 101
MEMSWAP 50 80
MEMACT 90 97
Thanks,
Larry Barber
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On 6/23/06, Nicolas Dorfsman <user-0b8cdfcc881d@xymon.invalid> wrote:Le 22 juin 06 à 15:09, Nicolas Dorfsman a écrit :Le 22 juin 06 à 15:01, Nicolas Dorfsman a écrit :Hi, Take look to this rule : DISK /ocadat/dmp-1 101 101 HOST ocapiRTFM ! HOST=ocapi . Grrr. Someting is annoying. I'd like to have default things (for any host) AND some special definitions by HOST. I've tried without success. How disk rules are compiled ? I mean, if I have something like : HOST=titi DISK %^/tata/.* 90 101 HOST=john DISK /opt 99 100 HOST=* DISK %/temp/J.. 50 99 ...is host titi will apply the last rule ?
list Nicolas Dorfsman
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Le 23 juin 06 à 22:59, Larry Barber a écrit :
There is a DEFAULT block in hobbit-clients.cfg, that should be the last entry in the file:
Actually, it's a pattern matching problem.
Filesystems to match were :
/donnees/ARCH/oratmp
/donnees/ARCH58/orarbs
/donnees/ARCH59/orarbs
/donnees/ARCH59/....
....
I've tried :
DISK %^/donne.*/ora.../.* 100 101
--> no match
then :
DISK %^/donnees/ARCH../.* 100 101
--> no match
So, I tried :
DISK %^/donnees/ARCH/.* 100 101
DISK %^/donnees/ARCH58/.* 100 101
DISK %^/donnees/ARCH59/.* 100 101
and it works.
I don't understand why my previous pattern can't match...
Nicolas