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Re: [hobbit] configuration of bbwin clients in Hobbit



Still not working.

 My alert still turns red.  Do you know if there is any other configuration
in some other file that affects this behavior?  I even tried a different
string incase I was missing something in the first ignore string.  My
[win32] and [default] values are below my server definitions.  Not sure
where to go on this problem at this point.  ~ Thank You for your help.

I even tried to provied the same case as you:

My client-local.cfg:

[stfwin6]
eventlog:System
ignore TermServDevices
ignore Printer Driver required

[win32]

My hobbit-clients.cfg:

HOST=stfwin6
       LOG %.* %WARNING  COLOR=yellow
       LOG %.* %ERROR  COLOR=yellow




On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 1:49 PM, Aaron Zink <AaronZink (at) eharmony.com> wrote:

> I could never get the ignore clause to work in for the event log either.
>  Let me know if you have any luck!
>
> I had problems with [win32] until I noticed there was an example [win32] up
> at the top of the file in the examples which was overriding my settings...
> whoops.  I don't know if this applies to you.
>
> My client-local.cfg looks like:
>
> [win32]
> eventlog:security
> ignore .*success.*
> eventlog:application
> ignore BigBrotherHobbitClient
> eventlog:eventlog_application
> ignore BigBrotherHobbitClient
> eventlog:system
> ignore TermServDevices
> ignore information
> file:C:\Program Files\BBWin\bin\BBWin.exe:md5
>
> None of the ignore statements work.
>
>
> Aaron Zink
> Manager, Corporate IT
> eHarmony.com
> 626.795.4814
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Chris Strzelczyk [mailto:chris4136 (at) gmail.com]
> Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2008 09:17
> To: hobbit (at) hswn.dk
>  Subject: Re: [hobbit] configuration of bbwin clients in Hobbit
>
> Hello, I am having a really hard time getting Hobbit to ignore Windows
> error log messages.  I searched the groups and can not find an answer that
> differs from my setup.  Yet it does not work for me.
>
> Also, does anyone have the CLASS=win32 feature to work.  Currently I am
> filtering by hostnames, but I would like to filter by CLASS.  I have the
> following in my files.
>
> bb-hosts:
> xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx   stfwin6 # COMMENT:"WINDOWS TESTING SERVER"
>
> My client-local.cfg:
>
> [stfwin6]
> log:system
> ignore TermServDevices
>
> [win32]
>
> My hobbit-clients.cfg:
>
> HOST=stfwin6
>        LOG %.* %WARNING  COLOR=yellow
>        LOG %.* %ERROR  COLOR=yellow
>
>
> In client-local.cfg I tried the log keyword as well as the eventlog
> keyword.
>
> Thank You
> -cs
>
> On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 7:53 AM, McGraw, Robert P <rmcgraw (at) purdue.edu>
> wrote:
>
>
>        Anna,
>
>        I have not had good luck using class names so I have stayed with
> using host
>        name. Make sure that your hostname of the same class comes before
> the class
>        name. Ever which one it finds first that is the one it will use. So
> if you
>        have an empty class name and a host name of the same class comes
> after the
>        class name nothing will happen.
>
>
>        So here is my client-local.cfg I have
>
>
>        [hostname.xxx.purdue.edu]
>        file:c:\Alligate\Digests\.Red_If_Digest_Did_Not_Run.txt
>        eventlog:Application
>        ignore information
>        ignore success
>        ignore message could not be scanned
>        ignore Error occurred in Scanning
>        eventlog:Security
>        ignore information
>        ignore success
>        ignore MAILRELAY Error Code: 0x0
>        eventlog:System
>        ignore information
>        ignore success
>
>        and my hobbit-client.cfg
>
>        HOST=hostname.xxx.purdue.edu
>           UP 30m 1w
>           LOAD 40.0 70.0
>           DISK * 90 95
>           FILE c:\Alligate\Digests\.Red_If_Digest_Did_Not_Run.txt red
> CTIME<100800
>           LOG %.* %WARNING  COLOR=yellow
>           LOG %.* %ERROR  COLOR=red
>           PROC AGDigestSvc.exe  1 1
>           PROC AgDomSvc.exe  1 1
>
>        In my use I have found that the epoch time is not calculated
> correctly. It
>        seems that it will take the local time to calculate GMT and not
> adjust for
>        the time zone.
>
>        I have document this in the BBWIN mail list.
>
>        Hope this helps.
>
>        Robert
>
>
>
>
>        > -----Original Message-----
>        > From: Anna Jonna Armannsdottir [mailto:annaj (at) hi.is]
>        > Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2008 3:43 PM
>        > To: Hobbit user
>        > Subject: [hobbit] configuration of bbwin clients in Hobbit
>        >
>        >
>        > I want to monitor the size of the logfiles on windows servers.
>        > I want to put a line in hobbit-clients.cfg like this:
>        >
>        > FILE /var/log/messages SIZE>0 MTIME<604800 yellow
>        >
>        > Does anybody have a clue about the name and paths of logfiles
>        > in Windows XP.
>        >
>        > in client local i want to put this:
>        > [win32]
>        > log:/var/log/messages:10240
>        >
>        > Any clue, anybody?
>        >
>        > --
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>        > read from top to bottom.
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>        >
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> Real Estate Investment and Management
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Real Estate Investment and Management
(586) 770-9544
(248) 944-0506 (Business Hours Office Phone)
chris (at) gcsrealestate.com