[Xymon] False disk alerts.

[Jeremy Laidman]

Note the "]" character in the middle of "1K-b]ocks".  This is reminiscent
of a bug that was apparently closed in 4.3.0 (see
http://lists.xymon.com/archive/2011-March/030833.html).  What version are
you running?


On 22 September 2015 at 18:55, Neil Simmonds <neilsimmonds1808 at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Hi all,
> We are having a strange issue on one of our Xymon systems. Occasionally
> the disk alert flags but it is due to a malformation of the data. The alert
> looks like this,
>
> red Tue Sep 22 01:57:24 2015 - Filesystems NOT ok &red 1K-b]ocks (1 units
> free) has reached the PANIC level (524288 units) &red C (0 units free) has
> reached the PANIC level (524288 units)
>
>
>
> Filesystem
>
>  1K-b]ocks     Used       Avail    Capacity   Total Size   Free Space
> Type    Mount Point
>
> C             71114748   16071904   55042844    22%         67.82 GB
> 52.49 GB   FIXED   N/A
>
> but if I then go to the history and then look at the client data it's fine.
>
>
> 00.0%  212   svchost.exe       8    0:00:00  NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
>       13248k
>
> [disk]
> Filesystem   1K-blocks     Used       Avail    Capacity   Total Size
> Free Space   Type    Mount Point
> C             71114748   16071904   55042844    22%         67.82 GB
> 52.49 GB   FIXED   N/A
> [memory]
> memory   Total    Used
>
> I've checked to see if there are any strange invisible characters in the
> client data but can't see any yet we're getting this peculiar alert.
>
> Server is Linux running Xymon 4.3.4 (same as our other server) and client
> is BBWin 0.13.
>
> We have the same combination of client/server versions running on our
> other system and have never had anything like this that I am aware of.
>
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