TRACK and graph 🔗 link

Hello,

In order to show graphs for FILES and PROCS do I have to set anything else
than the TRACK tag in hobbit-clients.cfg and the related entry in
client-local.cfg ?


Here is an example of my conf files : 

a) hobbit-clients.cfg
HOST=machine.client  TIME=W:0800:1900
	DISK /boot  85 90
	PROC cupsd 1 1 yellow "TEXT=cupsd"
	DIR  /var TRACK
	DIR /tmp TRACK
	FILE /home/hobbit/thisfilemustnotexist NOEXIST TRACK
	LOG /var/LOG/messages COLOR=yellow
	PORT "LOCAL=%([.:]22)$" state=ESTABLISHED min=0 max=3 COLOR=yellow
"TEXT=SSH Connections"


b) client-local.cfg
[machine.client]
dir:/var
dir:/home/hobbit/data
file:/home/hobbit/thisfilemustnotexist
log:/var/log/messages:25000


No graphs are displayed when I look for the FILES test... Thanks for your
help.

Regards,

Pierre

Pierre Lardinois
Int. ICT Infrastructure Team
TI Automotive
 	

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 Hello,

ooops, I forgot to make the changes in the hobbitserver.cfg as stated in the
release notes. :-/

 Now the graphes are there.... 

	hobbitserver.cfg
	Several new status columns are being reported by the Hobbit client,
	and these have associated graphs. In order for them to show up
	correctly, you must change the two graph-settings:
	- TEST2RRD: Add ",files,procs=processes,ports,clock,lines" to 
	  the current setting.
	- GRAPHS: Add ",files,processes,ports,ifstat,clock,lines" to 
	  the current setting.


Sorry for the inconvenience.

Regards,

Pierre

 
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On Wed, Aug 23, 2006 at 03:58:29PM +0200, Lardinois, Pierre wrote:

No ...

but tracking a file that doesn't exist - it doesn't really make sense,
does it?


Regards,
Henrik