Are we talking about the same location variable? This is the one that
comes out of telnet machine 8649 and is set by the location
parameter in /etc/gmond.conf. It's purpose appears to be for rack,rank,
and plane :)
On Monday, October 7, 2002, at 04:58 PM, Steven Wagner wrote:
Doug Nordwall
Hmm, after attending our last meeting on our cluster, I think I can do
what I want using cfengine.
On Tuesday, October 8, 2002, at 09:48 AM, Steven Wagner wrote:
Doug Nordwall wrote:
Are we talking about the same location variable?
Yes. :)
leif-
i've been wanting to have a way to implement an active alerting mechanism
for a while. the development team would love some help if you're willing
to donate a little time.
i have an idea for a quick and smart hack (i think). gmetad is already
doing the hardest part of this work.
here's
doug-
just a little history of the location tag. the force behind the
web-frontend is Federico Sacerdoti (a great developer from the Grids and
Clusters group at the San Diego Supercomputer Center).
the NPACI Rocks cluster installation (http://rocks.npaci.edu/)
automagically names each cluster
Andrew Gill wrote:
I'm trying to get Ganglia to work on Solaris 8, and
seem to be hitting my head against a wall. I can
compile it without any problems, using gcc-3.2.
However, the gmond binary exits immediately (return
code 0) and no gmond process runs in the background.
A 'truss' of gmond
nod, we are not using rocks for this one (not my choice, I just work
here, i won't go into it), so using cfnegine to handle the gmond.conf
will be the only way i know. not so bad :)
On Tuesday, October 8, 2002, at 11:56 AM, matt massie wrote:
doug-
just a little history of the location tag.
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