That config setting doesn't work. I'm not sure when it was added to the config, but it was never implemented in code.
The bug preventing the settings on the edit/sensors page being saved is now fixed.
Also, if you're getting false alerts from arista, is it because the arista is reporting broken data, or because the limit has been set wrong?
The guy who writes arista's SNMP code is an observium contributor, so he would probably be interested to know :)
adam.
On Tue, 29 Jan 2013 09:46:30 +1100, Adam Summerfield asummerfield@harbourmsp.com wrote:
We are getting a lot of false alerts from our Arista switches in regards to environmental sensors.
I have tried enabling ignore under device settings, however after
clicking
save the option does not remain selected.
I tried to disable alerts adding the following to the config.php but
this
did not work.
$config['alerts']['sensor_classes']['current'] = false; $config['alerts']['sensor_classes']['voltage'] = false; $config['alerts']['sensor_classes']['fanspeed'] = false; $config['alerts']['sensor_classes']['temperature'] = false;
Would appreciate any assistance.
Regards,
Adam