Using "WithPeak" on mrtg rrd graphs
list Paul Nichols
First I have to say Hobbit is a great tool. I am just testing with it and it seems to provide great features. Should the "WithPeak" option work if I am using mrtg with LogFormat: rrdtool ? It seems to just ignore this option for me. thanks paul My mrtg.cfg: WorkDir: /var/lib/hobbit/rrd LogFormat: rrdtool HtmlDir: /var/www/mrtg ImageDir: /var/www/mrtg LogDir: /var/lib/mrtg ThreshDir: /var/lib/mrtg PathAdd: /usr/bin LibAdd: /usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.8.5/i386-linux-thread-multi # auburn primary link Directory[mrtg.auburn_pri_WAN.fhs.com]: auburn_pri_WAN.fchs.com Target[mrtg.auburn_pri_WAN.fhs.com]: /10.10.1.6:user-430ca8a801c5@xymon.invalid: MaxBytes[mrtg.auburn_pri_WAN.fhs.com]: 1250000 WithPeak[mrtg.auburn_pri_WAN.fhs.com]: dwm Title[mrtg.auburn_pri_WAN.fhs.com]: Traffic Analysis for 1 -- AUBTLS01.fchs.com Note: The information contained in this message is intended only for the use by the individual or entity to which it is addressed. This message may contain information that is privileged, confidential and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution or copying of this information is strictly prohibited. If you received this communication in error, please notify us immediately and delete the original message.
list Wes Neal
I have been using Hobbit for awhile, but I still have all my old bb19 clients installed and reporting to the Hobbit server. I need to monitor memory for a new system so I thought I would try the Hobbit client this time around. The package is listed as this: hobbit-client_4.1.2p1-1_sparc.deb Why does the Sparc package have a .deb file extension? How can I had a Debian package to a Solaris system? Is there another way to monitor memory on a system without using the new Hobbit client? Thanks
list Henrik Størner
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On Wed, Feb 22, 2006 at 05:11:02PM -0500, Wes Neal wrote:
I have been using Hobbit for awhile, but I still have all my old bb19 clients installed and reporting to the Hobbit server. I need to monitor memory for a new system so I thought I would try the Hobbit client this time around. The package is listed as this: hobbit-client_4.1.2p1-1_sparc.deb Why does the Sparc package have a .deb file extension?
Because it's a package for Debian GNU/Linux running on Sun SPARC hardware.
How can I had a Debian package to a Solaris system?
You cannot. But you can easily build the Hobbit client for Solaris. Grab the Hobbit sources, configure with "./configure --client" and run "make; make install" I just don't provide a pre-built package for Solaris. My production systems happen to run Linux, even though the hardware is from Sun.
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Is there another way to monitor memory on a system without using the new Hobbit client?
The deadcat bb_memory add-on still works for the BB client. Regards, Henrik
list David Gore
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Wes Neal wrote:
I have been using Hobbit for awhile, but I still have all my old bb19 clients installed and reporting to the Hobbit server. I need to monitor memory for a new system so I thought I would try the Hobbit client this time around. The package is listed as this: hobbit-client_4.1.2p1-1_sparc.deb Why does the Sparc package have a .deb file extension? How can I had a Debian package to a Solaris system? Is there another way to monitor memory on a system without using the new Hobbit client? Thanks
I run Debian on a Sparc (Sun Ultra-10), although I have never tried the Hobbit install on Debian Sparc. ~David