Repeat entries in bb-hosts
list Mario Andre
Hi Friends, In my bb-hosts I group the hosts by networks and now I would like to create another subpage to group ,for example, with all the database servers, but maintaining them on the respectively networks page too. How can I repeat entries in bb-hosts just to create the new page and the hobbit ignore this? Thanks in advance, Mario.
list Henrik Størner
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On Mon, Jan 23, 2006 at 04:34:39PM -0300, mario andre wrote:
In my bb-hosts I group the hosts by networks and now I would like to create another subpage to group ,for example, with all the database servers, but maintaining them on the respectively networks page too. How can I repeat entries in bb-hosts just to create the new page and the hobbit ignore this?
If you just want these hosts displayed on two (or more) pages, you
should have *one* place where you define them normally with all of the
various network tests you perform; and all other places you must have
them defined with
0.0.0.0 host1.foo.com # noconn
Hobbit will use the first (master) definition for all of the network
tests and other settings; in all of the other places it will
automatically copy the results and displays from the master definition.
Henrik
list Robert P. McGraw
Has anyone rewritten the solaris temperature.sh and bb-prtdiag for hobbit? I would like to get these going on and just did not want to redo work that has already been done. Thanks Robert Robert P. McGraw, Jr. Manager, Computer System EMAIL: user-33cf07af04dd@xymon.invalid Purdue University ROOM: MATH-807 Department of Mathematics PHONE: (XXX) XXX-XXXX XXX N. University Street FAX: (XXX) XXX-XXXX West Lafayette, IN XXXXX-XXXX
list Richard Deal
I didn't have to modify bb-prtdiag at all to get it running under the
hobbit client.
You will have to modify the etc/hobbitclient.cfg file to represent your
environment and the bb-prtdiag modifications should also be added.
I have these lines added to hobbitclient.cfg:
(might be some line modification by email but you get the idea)
#
#from prtdiag script
#
UNAME="/sbin/uname"
#PLATFORM_SPEC=`${UNAME} -i`
#PRTDIAG_COMMAND="/usr/platform/${PLATFORM_SPEC}/sbin/prtdiag"
PRTDIAG_OPT="-v"
ZONENAME=/usr/bin/zonename
#Systems that don't support temperature checks
EXCLUDE_SYSTEMS="Ultra-1 Ultra-2 Ultra-5_10 Ultra-30 Ultra-60 Ultra-80
UltraAX-i
2 UltraSPARC-IIi-cEngine Sun-Fire Netra-T4 UltraAX-e2
Ultra-Enterprise-10000"
PRTDIAG_IGNORE_ERRORS="No failures|Most recent AC Power Failure|Minimum
Availabl
e|CS Fail|No Hardware failures|^===|currently no Boards|Fault Fan"
PRTDIAG_IGNORE_FAULTS="No Recent System Faults found|No System Faults
found|Faul
t Value|Fault LED|NO_FAULT|Power Fault|Status Fault|Fault
off"
LOM_COMMAND="/usr/sbin/lom"
LOM_OPT="-pfvt"
Woops there is one slight modification to the bb-prtdiag script. Since
hobbitclient.cfg does not allow for execution, just variable setting, I
had to uncomment these two lines in bb-prtdiag:
PLATFORM_SPEC=`$UNAME -i`
PRTDIAG_COMMAND="/usr/platform/$PLATFORM_SPEC/sbin/prtdiag"
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From: McGraw, Robert P. [mailto:user-33cf07af04dd@xymon.invalid]
Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2006 8:34 AM
To: user-ae9b8668bcde@xymon.invalid
Subject: RE: [hobbit] Repeat entries in bb-hosts
Has anyone rewritten the solaris temperature.sh and bb-prtdiag for
hobbit? I would like to get these going on and just did not want to redo
work that has already been done.
Thanks
Robert
Robert P. McGraw, Jr.
Manager, Computer System EMAIL:
user-33cf07af04dd@xymon.invalid
Purdue University
ROOM: MATH-807
Department of Mathematics PHONE:
(XXX) XXX-XXXX
XXX N. University Street
FAX: (XXX) XXX-XXXX
West Lafayette, IN XXXXX-XXXX
list Jeff Newman
I tried this, but I don't think my implementation was correct. How I have it now is my bb-hosts has: dispinclude bb-hosts.all include bb-hosts.subs That way I can see an "all" view, or the servers broken into categories. I define each host in the bb-hosts.all and bb-hosts.subs In the "subs" page, I tried setting all of the IP's to 0.0.0.0 and putting #noconn at the end, and shortly after, everything on both pages went purple, so Im not sure if the way I am approaching it is wrong or what. -Jeff
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On 1/23/06, Henrik Stoerner <user-ce4a2c883f75@xymon.invalid> wrote:On Mon, Jan 23, 2006 at 04:34:39PM -0300, mario andre wrote:In my bb-hosts I group the hosts by networks and now I would like to create another subpage to group ,for example, with all the database servers, but maintaining them on the respectively networks page too. How can I repeat entries in bb-hosts just to create the new page and the hobbit ignore this?If you just want these hosts displayed on two (or more) pages, you should have *one* place where you define them normally with all of the various network tests you perform; and all other places you must have them defined with 0.0.0.0 host1.foo.com # noconn Hobbit will use the first (master) definition for all of the network tests and other settings; in all of the other places it will automatically copy the results and displays from the master definition. Henrik
list Peter Welter
The man-page states:
"dispinclude filename
Acts like the "include" tag, but only on the BBDISPLAY server. Can
be used e.g. to put a group of hosts on multiple subpages, without
having to repeat the host definitions."
So you could set up your bb-hosts-file as follows for two (or more) views:
1 - SLA's (fi. SLA_XXX and SLA_YYY) and
2 - System views (Solaris, Linux, Windows...).
Example bb-hosts-file:
title Your Company
page SLA SLA
title SLA - Your Company
subpage SLA_XXX SLA_XXX
title SLA_XXX: Unix - Solaris
include bb-hosts-solaris-SLA_XXX.txt
title SLA_XXX: Unix - Linux
include bb-hosts-linux-SLA_XXX.txt
subpage SLA_XXX SLA_YYY
title SLA_YYY: Unix - Solaris
include bb-hosts-solaris-SLA_YYY.txt
title SLA_YYY: Unix - Linux
include bb-hosts-linux-SLA_YYY.txt
[snip]
page SYSTEM System
title Systems - Your Company
subpage SOLARIS Solaris
title Solaris-systems
dispinclude Include/bb-hosts-solaris-SLA_XXX.txt
dispinclude Include/bb-hosts-solaris-SLA_YYY.txt
...
subpage LINUX Linux
title Linux-systems
dispinclude Include/bb-hosts-linux-SLA_XXX.txt
dispinclude Include/bb-hosts-linux-SLA_YYY.txt
...
[snip]
Mind the include of dispinclude-setting when you start making the new
view. Although I'm not sure wether Henrik's previous suggestion is
compulsory, it works for us. Hope this helps.
Peter
2006/1/24, Jeff Newman <user-e96740e73ca8@xymon.invalid>:▸
I tried this, but I don't think my implementation was correct. How I have it now is my bb-hosts has: dispinclude bb-hosts.all include bb-hosts.subs That way I can see an "all" view, or the servers broken into categories. I define each host in the bb-hosts.all and bb-hosts.subs In the "subs" page, I tried setting all of the IP's to 0.0.0.0 and putting #noconn at the end, and shortly after, everything on both pages went purple, so Im not sure if the way I am approaching it is wrong or what. -Jeff On 1/23/06, Henrik Stoerner <user-ce4a2c883f75@xymon.invalid> wrote:On Mon, Jan 23, 2006 at 04:34:39PM -0300, mario andre wrote:In my bb-hosts I group the hosts by networks and now I would like to create another subpage to group ,for example, with all the database servers, but maintaining them on the respectively networks page too. How can I repeat entries in bb-hosts just to create the new page and the hobbit ignore this?If you just want these hosts displayed on two (or more) pages, you should have *one* place where you define them normally with all of the various network tests you perform; and all other places you must have them defined with 0.0.0.0 host1.foo.com # noconn Hobbit will use the first (master) definition for all of the network tests and other settings; in all of the other places it will automatically copy the results and displays from the master definition. Henrik