--- On Tue, 3/23/10, Brian kimh...@yahoo.com wrote:
From: Brian kimh...@yahoo.com
Subject: Monitoring AutoFS in SNMP
To: Debian User debian-user@lists.debian.org
Date: Tuesday, March 23, 2010, 10:00 AM
I am trying to find a MIB to monitor
AutoFS but everything I find is tied to the
If it spawns a new process each time it mounts a new
partition, would it
not have a parent process that would at least be constant
on the server?
If that's the case, maybe you should just monitor the
parent process.
Otherwise, it would make sense to monitor a partition
instead of a pid
On 2010-03-23 09:00, Brian wrote:
I am trying to find a MIB to monitor AutoFS but everything I find
is tied to the current pid AutoFS is running under which of
course changes each time it is restarted making it useless as a
monitoring metric.
??? Isn't that a *good* thing?
I'd look at the
I am trying to find a MIB to monitor AutoFS but everything I
find is tied to the current pid AutoFS is running under which
of course changes each time it is restarted making it useless
as a monitoring metric.
I'm not familiar with autofs but if you do a snmpwalk for OID
I am trying to find a MIB to monitor AutoFS but
everything I find
is tied to the current pid AutoFS is running under
which of
course changes each time it is restarted making it
useless as a
monitoring metric.
??? Isn't that a *good* thing?
I'd look at the restart section of the
I am trying to find a MIB to monitor AutoFS but
everything I
find is tied to the current pid AutoFS is running
under which
of course changes each time it is restarted making it
useless
as a monitoring metric.
I'm not familiar with autofs but if you do a snmpwalk for
OID
We are using autofs to mount cdrom and dvd iso images. There
are nearly 100 of them. Too many to really monitor
individually so we wanted to just monitor autofs. It looks
to me like each auto.* file in /etc spawns it's own process
and pid. And the pid changes each time the daemon is
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