[Xymon] False positives on RAM and DISK F19

[Bruce Ferrell]

On 3/22/17 8:21 AM, JT Tullis wrote:
>
> I can't seem to find a solution for a problem I'm having:
>
> I'm running xymon-client on several Fedora 19 servers.
>
> The client version is 4.3.28 release 1.fc19.
>
> There isn't an option to upgrade the servers right now from F19.
>
>
> Memory report showing over 100%:
>
> server:memory red [758975]
> red Wed Mar 22 08:56:44 MDT 2017 - Memory CRITICAL
>    Memory              Used       Total  Percentage
> &red Physical           1236M 123M 1004%
> &red Actual             9293M 123M 7555%
> &green Swap               2266M       2867M         79%
>
> Disk showing 0 units free even though that isn't the case:
> server:disk red [208517]
> red Wed Mar 22 07:42:39 MDT 2017 - Filesystems NOT ok
> &red 11933080   4623272      73% / (0 units free) has reached the 
> PANIC level (512 units)
> &red 636   6149980       1% /dev/shm (0 units free) has reached the 
> PANIC level (512 units)
> &red 1016   6149600       1% /run (0 units free) has reached the PANIC 
> level (512 units)
> &red 0   6150616       0% /sys/fs/cgroup (0 units free) has reached 
> the PANIC level (512 units)
> &red 264948   5885668       5% /tmp (0 units free) has reached the 
> PANIC level (512 units)
> &red 117488     62417      66% /boot (0 units free) has reached the 
> PANIC level (512 units)
>
> Filesystem                      1024-blocks     Used A
> ail]ble Capacity Mounted on
> /dev/mapper/fedora_pvapp05-root    17411420 11933080 4623272 73% /
> tmpfs                               6150616      636 6149980 1% /dev/shm
> tmpfs                               6150616     1016 6149600 1% /run
> tmpfs                               6150616        0 6150616 0% 
> /sys/fs/cgroup
> tmpfs                               6150616   264948 5885668 5% /tmp
> /dev/xvda1                           194241   117488 62417  66% /boot
>
> Does anyone know if there is a patch for this or has anyone 
> successfully run a newer version of the client on an older OS?
>
> Thanks, John
>
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John,


This *may* not by a xymon issue.


I'm seeing similar things with my systems.  They are reporting bogus 
info to my xymon and xymon reports ( and alarms ) on that.


what do free and df report at the command line of the effected systems?





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