On Wed, Nov 05, 2003 at 03:53:39PM -0400, Daniel MacKay wrote:
> Turning on debugging for hostmon reveals a few dozen lines of each
> cycle that look like this:
I think this is because the regular expression (in the parser) expects a
number rather than a float... I dug through it a few days ago, but have
yet to test a fix for it (though I know my solaris systems don't seem to
be tracking IObw at the moment... hehe).
I'll see what I can do as far as updating the CVS tree sometime soon for
this, though the fix should be pretty simple... (ie. add "\." (without
the quote) to the regular expression).
> Error: unknown input data line syntax- IObw 0.3 %util sd0
> Error: unknown input data line syntax- IObw 0.0 %util sd1
> Error: unknown input data line syntax- IObw 0.0 %util sd30
> Error: unknown input data line syntax- IObw 0.0 %util nfs1
>
> Obviously it's something that hostmon-collector is putting into the
> /tmp/hostmon_data/host.hostmon file, that hostmon then cannot read.
> It's running on a Solaris 8 box.
>
> Is this something that has a standard fix, or should I go snooping
> through the Perl code to find it? Thanks. -dan
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