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Hi,
 New to hobbit/bb and have a question.
 I have a bunch of AIX hosts, and for whatever dumb reason, AIX doesn't have
a df switch to do local directories only.
I looked into installing GNU df, but in the hobbit configuration files, the
"DF" settings say that they don't do anything.
 I was able to find stuff on excluding directories from RRD, but nothing on
excluding filesystems from even being
monitored by hobbit. I even tried setting "/CDREL 101 102" in the client
configuration file on the server, stopped/started server
but still have a red alert on that filesystem.
 So my question is, how can I exclude a filesystem from being monitored in
hobbit? NFS or not, is there a way to simply
say "hobbit just totally forget you even know /foo exists period" :-)
 Thanks,
Jeff

On Fri, Nov 18, 2005 at 02:17:29PM -0600, Jeff Newman wrote:

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Two ways that I can think of:

1) Modify the client script that runs on your AIX boxes, so it doesn't
   report those filesystems. The script that collects the disk info
   is the ~hobbit/client/hobbitclient-aix.sh script; you'll see it is
   a fairly simple shell script. You can easily apply some filtering code
   to the "df" output to leave out certain filesystems, e.g.

       df | grep -v "^/foo"

   will remove all lines beginning with "/foo".


2) Keep the client script as is, and setup the hobbit-clients.cfg file
   to allow 100% utilisation for these filesystems. There's and example
   of that in the commented-out part of that file, but it basically is

      HOST=aix.foo.com
           DISK /foo 101 101

   You can combine this with the NORRDDISKS setting in hobbitserver.cfg
   if you also want to drop these filesystem from the disk graphs.


Regards,
Henrik