nevermind, I just made it into tokens and counted my way though it... maybe not the best way but it works...
root@zfs10:/usr/lib/check_mk_agent/local<mailto:root@zfs10:/usr/lib/check_mk_agent/local># cat disk_iostat.sh varInterval=5 varOutput=$(iostat -xn $varInterval 2 | grep c[0-99]); tokens=( $varOutput ) tokenCount=$(echo ${tokens[*]} | wc -w ) tokenStart=$(((tokenCount/2)-1)) tokenInterval=11 tokenEnd=$((tokenCount)) for i in $(eval echo {$tokenStart..$tokenEnd..$tokenInterval}); do echo 0 disk_busy_${tokens[$i]} percent=${tokens[$i-1]} ${tokens[$i-1]} % average disk utilization last $varInterval seconds; echo 0 disk_latency_${tokens[$i]} ms=${tokens[$i-3]} ${tokens[$i-3]} ms response time average last $varInterval seconds; done ________________________________ From: OmniOS-discuss <omnios-discuss-boun...@lists.omniti.com> on behalf of Rune Tipsmark <r...@steait.net> Sent: Saturday, January 24, 2015 6:25 PM To: omnios-discuss@lists.omniti.com Subject: [OmniOS-discuss] iostat skip first output hi all, I am just writing some scripts to gather performance data from iostat... or at least trying... I would like to completely skip the first output since boot from iostat output and just get right to the period I specified with the data current from that period. Is this possible at all? br, Rune
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