hobbit-clients.cfg bug?
list David Gore
hobbit-clients.cfg:
PROC "%some_1_proc" 0
PROC "%some_2_proc" 0
PROC "%some_3_proc" 0
web page:
green %some_1_proc (found 1, req. none)
green %some_2_proc (found 1, req. none)
green %some_3_proc (found 1, req. none)
I would have hoped that the processes would have alarmed 'red' since I
was expecting 0 processes? I was trying to mimic the '!' function from
BB in bb-proctab.
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David Gore (v965-3670)
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list Erwin Furth
David,
From the comments in hobbit-clients.cfg (hobbit v4.1.1):
...
# PROC processname minimumcount maximumcount color
...
# To check for a process that must NOT be running: Set
minimum and
# maximum to 0.
...
Your lines check for a minimum of 0 processes but specify no maximum. I
suggest you try
PROC "%some_1_proc" 0 0 red
PROC "%some_2_proc" 0 0 red
PROC "%some_3_proc" 0 0 red
to get a red alarm when you have more than 0 processes.
Erwin Furth
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-----Original Message-----
From: David Gore [mailto:user-0ef10ea25696@xymon.invalid]
Sent: vrijdag 12 augustus 2005 6:18
To: user-ae9b8668bcde@xymon.invalid
Subject: [hobbit] hobbit-clients.cfg bug?
hobbit-clients.cfg:
PROC "%some_1_proc" 0
PROC "%some_2_proc" 0
PROC "%some_3_proc" 0
web page:
green %some_1_proc (found 1, req. none)
green %some_2_proc (found 1, req. none)
green %some_3_proc (found 1, req. none)
I would have hoped that the processes would have alarmed 'red' since I
was expecting 0 processes? I was trying to mimic the '!' function from
BB in bb-proctab.
--
David Gore (v965-3670)
Enhanced Technology Support (ETS)
Network Management Systems (NMS)
IMPACT Transport Team Lead - SCSA, SCNA
Page: 1-800-PAG-eMCI pin 1406090
Vnet: 965-3676
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list David Gore
My bad, thanks Erwin. You read/scan the docs a couple times you are bound to miss something I suppose. ~David
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user-dd20d8974db6@xymon.invalid wrote:
David,
From the comments in hobbit-clients.cfg (hobbit v4.1.1):
...
# PROC processname minimumcount maximumcount color
...
# To check for a process that must NOT be running: Set
minimum and # maximum to 0.
...
Your lines check for a minimum of 0 processes but specify no maximum. I
suggest you try
PROC "%some_1_proc" 0 0 red
PROC "%some_2_proc" 0 0 red
PROC "%some_3_proc" 0 0 red
to get a red alarm when you have more than 0 processes.
Erwin Furth
-----Original Message-----
From: David Gore [mailto:user-0ef10ea25696@xymon.invalid] Sent: vrijdag 12 augustus 2005 6:18
To: user-ae9b8668bcde@xymon.invalid
Subject: [hobbit] hobbit-clients.cfg bug?
hobbit-clients.cfg:
PROC "%some_1_proc" 0
PROC "%some_2_proc" 0
PROC "%some_3_proc" 0
web page:
green %some_1_proc (found 1, req. none)
green %some_2_proc (found 1, req. none)
green %some_3_proc (found 1, req. none)
I would have hoped that the processes would have alarmed 'red' since I was expecting 0 processes? I was trying to mimic the '!' function from BB in bb-proctab.