Hi all,
I really struggle to get a proper alert on a Windows C: drive size.
Checker is as follows (can also be found in attachment):
Storage_perc greater 50
Hostname match ampere*
Entity *
Only if I fill it in as above at least the checker is added.
As soon as I change entity to storage_type equals hrStorageFixedDisk like written in manuals it doesn't even add the check after the rebuild option.
I have run ./poller.php -h ampere.companyname.pvt -dd with attached result.
As you can see the C:\ drive is filled more than 50% so I would expect an alert.
Who can help me with this?
Thanks in advance.
Kind regards,
Epco Dijk Epco Dijk Systems Administrator
Northpool bv Kanaalpark 140 2321JV Leiden The Netherlands Tel: +31 (0)88 2400300 Fax: +31 (0)88 2400399 E-mail: epco.dijk@northpool.nl Web: www.northpool.nl
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Is windows actually returning hrStorageFixedDisk as the type?
Using that as an entity match certainly works for me on *nix drives.
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adam. On 12/05/2016 18:04:29, Epco Dijk epco.dijk@northpool.nl wrote: Hi all,
I really struggle to get a proper alert on a Windows C: drive size.
Checker is as follows (can also be found in attachment):
Storage_perc greater 50
Hostname match ampere*
Entity *
Only if I fill it in as above at least the checker is added.
As soon as I change entity to storage_type equals hrStorageFixedDisk like written in manuals it doesn't even add the check after the rebuild option.
I have run ./poller.php -h ampere.companyname.pvt -dd with attached result.
As you can see the C:\ drive is filled more than 50% so I would expect an alert.
Who can help me with this?
Thanks in advance.
Kind regards,
Epco Dijk Epco Dijk Systems Administrator
Northpool bv Kanaalpark 140 2321JV Leiden The Netherlands Tel: +31 (0)88 2400300 Fax: +31 (0)88 2400399 E-mail: epco.dijk@northpool.nl Web: www.northpool.nl
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CE scrub here; Yes it does - and this checker is a partial success to me:
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The only thing I still haven't figured out is how to match particular drive-letters. When its listed as "C:\ Label: Serial Number 58edd0c8" - Im fumbling trying to find a way to match the beginning of the string and look for "C:"
I presume there is some magic involved with the "match" keyword and how to use it with a regex?
You can use regular expressions.
storage_descr regex /^c/ or something? :D
adam. On 12/05/2016 18:41:57, Pål Rydningen paal.rydningen@gmail.com wrote: CE scrub here; Yes it does - and this checker is a partial success to me:
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The only thing I still haven't figured out is how to match particular drive-letters. When its listed as "C:\ Label: Serial Number 58edd0c8" - Im fumbling trying to find a way to match the beginning of the string and look for "C:"
I presume there is some magic involved with the "match" keyword and how to use it with a regex?
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That changes everything Adam! I was not aware that "regex" could be a test-keyword... You got access to the source-code or something? ;)
Seriously tho - this did spur me into looking twice at things and a plain "storage_descr match C*" did the trick.
On Thu, May 12, 2016 at 7:50 PM, Adam Armstrong adama@memetic.org wrote:
You can use regular expressions.
storage_descr regex /^c/ or something? :D
adam.
On 12/05/2016 18:41:57, Pål Rydningen paal.rydningen@gmail.com wrote: CE scrub here; Yes it does - and this checker is a partial success to me:
[image: Inline image 1]
The only thing I still haven't figured out is how to match particular drive-letters. When its listed as "C:\ Label: Serial Number 58edd0c8" - Im fumbling trying to find a way to match the beginning of the string and look for "C:"
I presume there is some magic involved with the "match" keyword and how to use it with a regex?
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Well, I did write it :D
Match does a str_match() style comparison. Easier, faster and sufficient in most instances.
Adam.
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On 12 May 2016, 19:07, at 19:07, "Pål Rydningen" paal.rydningen@gmail.com wrote:
That changes everything Adam! I was not aware that "regex" could be a test-keyword... You got access to the source-code or something? ;)
Seriously tho - this did spur me into looking twice at things and a plain "storage_descr match C*" did the trick.
On Thu, May 12, 2016 at 7:50 PM, Adam Armstrong adama@memetic.org wrote:
You can use regular expressions.
storage_descr regex /^c/ or something? :D
adam.
On 12/05/2016 18:41:57, Pål Rydningen paal.rydningen@gmail.com
wrote:
CE scrub here; Yes it does - and this checker is a partial success to
me:
[image: Inline image 1]
The only thing I still haven't figured out is how to match particular drive-letters. When its listed as "C:\ Label: Serial Number 58edd0c8" - Im fumbling trying to find a way to match the beginning of the string and look
for "C:"
I presume there is some magic involved with the "match" keyword and
how to
use it with a regex?
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