ascertaining the xymon server used
list Ian Diddams
scenario:? multiple xymon clients across several environments and linux OS. An unrelated script (ir not xymon related) run as root user, however does need to ascertain the xymon server IP for various system checks. Is there any "easy" or "simple" manner than can be scripted to ascertain this?? Without some really convuluted logic checking various configuration files that appear to (environment , OS etc dependent) to be in various places ie not always ~xymon/client/etc/xymonclient.cfg, which may then use an include on eg /etc/sysconfig/xymon-client... thoughts? ian
list Paul Root
So are you asking, ?How do I find the IP address of the Xymon server without having to look for the xymonclient.cfg file (or any files it includes)?? With the reason that that file can be in multiple places due to differences in packaging of the Xymon client application. The answer is to run your script from inside the xymoncmd executable.
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From: Ian Diddams <user-7fbf34ed5219@xymon.invalid>
Sent: Monday, February 17, 2020 4:06 AM
To: xymon at xymon.com
Subject: ascertaining the xymon server used
scenario: multiple xymon clients across several environments and linux OS. An unrelated script (ir not xymon related) run as root user, however does need to ascertain the xymon server IP for various system checks.
Is there any "easy" or "simple" manner than can be scripted to ascertain this? Without some really convuluted logic checking various configuration files that appear to (environment , OS etc dependent) to be in various places ie not always ~xymon/client/etc/xymonclient.cfg, which may then use an include on eg /etc/sysconfig/xymon-client...
thoughts?
ian
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list Ron Cohen
... or add a CNAME e.g. xymon to your DNS.
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On 17/02/2020 15:11, Root, Paul T wrote:So are you asking, ?How do I find the IP address of the Xymon server without having to look for the xymonclient.cfg file (or any files it includes)?? With the reason that that file can be in multiple places due to differences in packaging of the Xymon client application. The answer is to run your script from inside the xymoncmd executable.
*From:*Ian Diddams <user-7fbf34ed5219@xymon.invalid>
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*Sent:* Monday, February 17, 2020 4:06 AM
*To:* xymon at xymon.com
*Subject:* ascertaining the xymon server used
scenario:? multiple xymon clients across several environments and linux OS. An unrelated script (ir not xymon related) run as root user, however does need to ascertain the xymon server IP for various system checks.
Is there any "easy" or "simple" manner than can be scripted to ascertain this? Without some really convuluted logic checking various configuration files that appear to (environment , OS etc dependent) to be in various places ie not always ~xymon/client/etc/xymonclient.cfg, which may then use an include on eg /etc/sysconfig/xymon-client...
thoughts?
ian
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list Stef Coene
This works for me (all on 1 line):
echo "echo \$XYMSRV" | `ps -e -o args | grep xymonlaunch | awk '{print $1}' | grep -v grep | grep -v sed | grep -v server | sed 's/xymonlaunch/xymoncmd/g'`
Stef
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On 2020-02-17 11:06, Ian Diddams via Xymon wrote:scenario: multiple xymon clients across several environments and linux OS. An unrelated script (ir not xymon related) run as root user, however does need to ascertain the xymon server IP for various system checks. Is there any "easy" or "simple" manner than can be scripted to ascertain this?? Without some really convuluted logic checking various configuration files that appear to (environment , OS etc dependent) to be in various places ie not always ~xymon/client/etc/xymonclient.cfg, which may then use an include on eg /etc/sysconfig/xymon-client... thoughts? ian