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Just to make sure the underscore wasn't causing a problem, I changed
the "mod_jk" in the ext script to "modjk", and restarted everything.
Still no rrd file being created :(<br>
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-Charles<br>
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Charles Jones wrote:
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I've made an ext script that parses mod_jk.log and computes a 5 minute
average. I want this 5 minute average time sent to Hobbit and graphed
(just graphed, so I'm using <b>data</b> instead of <b>status</b>).<br>
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I have done the following:<br>
* Setup the ext script to be launched by the client.<br>
* Added "modjk=ncv" to hobbitserver.cfg TEST2RRD section.<br>
* Added ,modjk to hobbitserver.cfg GRAPHS section.<br>
* Added "NCV_modjk="modjk:GAUGE" to hobbitserver.cfg<br>
* Restarted Hobbit<br>
* (I still need to do the graph definition, but I'm not bothering to do
that yet because I'm not getting any rrd data)<br>
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I've let the client run the ext script several times, as well as
running it by hand via "bbcmd", and I am still not seeing any rrd files
show up in /data/rrd/hostname/<br>
<br>
here is the tail end of the ext script:<br>
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<tt>MSG=`printf "mod_jk : %2.6f\n" $JKAVG`<br>
$BB $BBDISP "data $MACHINE.modjk green `date` $MSG"<br>
exit 0<br>
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Here is a running of the script, with the last line prefixed with
"echo" so that we can see what it's sending:<br>
$ <i>bin/bbcmd ext/hobbit-mod_jk.sh</i><br>
<tt>2006-09-27 23:52:52 Using default environment file
/users/monitor/local/hobbit/client/etc/hobbitclient.cfg<br>
/users/monitor/local/hobbit/client/bin/bb 127.0.0.1 data
cna-prod-app-28.modjk green Wed Sep 27 23:53:18 GMT 2006 mod_jk :
0.115922</tt><br>
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If anyone can point out what I'm doing wrong, I would appreciate it.
This is my first time adding an NCV graph, and have many more to do, so
want to be sure I get it right.<br>
<br>
P.S. The $BBDISP is 127.0.0.1 because I'm using <i>pulldata</i> mode.<br>
<br>
-Charles<br>
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