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On Tue, Jan 8, 2013 at 6:31 AM, Lance Raymond <lraymond@weatherflow.com> wrote:
BAM.

I thought by selecting the app, it pretty much said I want to do that (maybe a popup saying don't forget to enable unix-agent), but I won't forget that moving on.

So after enabling that, got an error saying the agent wasn't installed, so got that, opened 5665, images appeared, a few minutes later, data on the graph's.

Thanks for the patience and guidance ...

~ Lance


On 1/7/13 11:28 PM, Adam Armstrong wrote:
The agent is not enabled for that host :-)

Lance Raymond <lraymond@weatherflow.com> wrote:

Learning on the fly, but did a poller -h device -v and got;

mysql1.domain.com 3 linux (unix)
Module [ unix-agent ] disabled globally.
Using hrSystemUptime (3:10:00:42.48)
Uptime: 3 days, 10h 42s

Hardware: Generic x86 64-bit Version: 3.2.0-31-virtual Features: /usr/bin/distro: No such file or directory Serial: 
IPMI: 
Processor Intel Xeon           E5430  @ 2.66GHz 1%
Mempool Physical memory: 35.76% 
Mempool Virtual memory: 35.76% 
Storage /: 18% 
Polling Netstats: IP TCP UDP ICMP SNMP
HR Stats: Processes Users
Polling IP-MIB ipSystemStats ipv4 ipv6 
Caching Oids: ifEntry ifXEntry dot3StatsDuplexStatusvalidvalid
Port lo(1) HC HC VLAN == bps(0bps/0bps)bytes(0B/0B)pkts(0pps/0pps)
Port eth0(2) HC HC VLAN == bps(2.5kbps/29.5kbps)bytes(10.6kB/126kB)pkts(4.6pps/3.83pps)
Checking UCD DiskIO MIB: xvda1 

OSPF: Processes:  Areas:  Ports:  Neighbours: 

Entity Physical: 
Applications: 
uptime netstat_ip netstat_ip_frag netstat_tcp netstat_udp netstat_icmp netstat_icmp_info netstat_snmp netstat_snmp_pkt hr_processes hr_users ucd_cpu ucd_swap_io ucd_io ucd_contexts ucd_interrupts ucd_memory ucd_load ipsystemstats_ipv4 ipsystemstats_ipv4_frag ipsystemstats_ipv6 ipsystemstats_ipv6_frag Polled in 2.781 seconds
UPDATED!

MySQL: Cell[0/0s] Row[3/0s] Rows[25/0.01s] Column[0/0s] Update[7/0.02s] Insert[4/0.02s] Delete[0/0s]



On Mon, Jan 7, 2013 at 10:35 PM, Adam Armstrong <adama@memetic.org> wrote:
I just added apache/mysql agents to a clean install and it worked OK.

Run the poller with -d

Adam.


Lance Raymond <lraymond@weatherflow.com> wrote:

I don't see any obvious ones in either the mysql or apache ones.  The path I have is;
/opt/observium/rrd/mysql1.domain.com

in there I have;
hr_processes.rrd         port-1.rrd                 ucd_ssCpuRawNice.rrd
hr_users.rrd             port-2.rrd                 ucd_ssCpuRawSoftIRQ.rrd
ipSystemStats-ipv4.rrd   processor-hr-768.rrd       ucd_ssCpuRawSystem.rrd
ipSystemStats-ipv6.rrd   status.rrd                 ucd_ssCpuRawUser.rrd
mempool-hrstorage-1.rrd  storage-hrstorage-_.rrd    ucd_ssCpuRawWait.rrd
mempool-hrstorage-3.rrd  ucd_cpu.rrd                ucd_ssIORawReceived.rrd
netstats-icmp.rrd        ucd_diskio-xvda1.rrd       ucd_ssIORawSent.rrd
netstats-ip.rrd          ucd_load.rrd               ucd_ssRawContexts.rrd
netstats-snmp.rrd        ucd_mem.rrd                ucd_ssRawInterrupts.rrd
netstats-tcp.rrd         ucd_ssCpuRawIdle.rrd       ucd_ssRawSwapIn.rrd
netstats-udp.rrd         ucd_ssCpuRawInterrupt.rrd  ucd_ssRawSwapOut.rrd
ospf-statistics.rrd      ucd_ssCpuRawKernel.rrd     uptime.rrd

None of those yell out Mysql.

Tnx

On Mon, Jan 7, 2013 at 9:06 PM, Adam Armstrong <adama@memetic.org> wrote:

Has it created RRDs for the applications?

They'll be reasonably obviously labelled in the device's subdirectory in
the rrd directory.

adam.


On Mon, 7 Jan 2013 21:40:45 -0500, Lance Raymond
<lraymond@weatherflow.com>
wrote:
> Thanks guys.  Added that and now I do see an 'apps' section.
>   Unfortunately, most of the graph's look like broken images, aside from
> the network traffic one which has the 4 graph templates, which says
error
> drawing graph.
>
> In parallel I also setup apache which is giving all graph templates, but
> all have the error drawing graph.
>
> So how can I test from the observium server to the server I want to
test.
>  I would compare the question to initial testing using snmpwalk -c -v1
> server, to confirm 161 was listening  etc.   I want to see where the
issue
> resolves with both mysql, apache, etc.  Apache I am sure it's just the
> mod-status, but mysql is more important right now for me to get working.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> On Mon, Jan 7, 2013 at 4:54 PM, Tom Laermans
> <tom.laermans@powersource.cx>wrote:
>
>> (then, it should be detected on the next polling run)
>>
>>
>> On 7/01/2013 22:09, Adam Armstrong wrote:
>>
>>> enable agent checking for that host in the device's settings.
>>>
>>> also make sure the agent is accessible from the observium server.
>>>
>>> adam.
>>>
>>>
>>> On Mon, 7 Jan 2013 16:42:30 -0500, Lance Raymond
>>> <lraymond@weatherflow.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Checking out
>>>>
http://www.observium.org/wiki/**Application/MySQL#**Requirementsand<http://www.observium.org/wiki/Application/MySQL#Requirementsand>
>>>> seems pretty straight forward.
>>>>
>>>> I have my server running, added that box and see it collecting data
>>>> now.
>>>> php5-cli and php-mysql are installed on both the server and mysql
>>>> server
>>>>
>>> I
>>>
>>>> wish to monitor, but nothing has been added and not sure how to force
>>>> check, add, etc.
>>>>
>>>> Docs are simple enough;  I created the user with access on the remote
>>>> server.  Then the steps are simply;
>>>>
>>>> *Copy* the mysql script *from scripts/agent-local/* in your observium
>>>> install to */usr/local/check_mk_agent/**local/*
>>>> (/usr/lib/check_mk_agent/**local/
>>>> on Debian systems) the *server* you wish to monitor.
>>>>
>>>> The remote server is running ubuntu, so I create a folder;
>>>> /usr/lib/check_mk_agent/local with 2 files;
>>>> mysql (script)
>>>> mysql.cnf
>>>>
>>>> I can run the script locally and get a lot of data (here is a
sample);
>>>> root@mysql101:/usr/lib/check_**mk_agent/local# ./mysql
>>>> <<<mysql>>>
>>>> a0:13362926
>>>> a1:50929
>>>> a2:4796992
>>>> a3:287789
>>>>
>>>> So is it something on the server end I need to add/edit?
>>>>
>>>> Tnx
>>>>
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