Hi
I'm writting a python module to check the status of a RAID, this is the module:
import os
def raid_handler(name):
tw_cli = "sudo /usr/local/bin/tw_cli /c0/u0 show status"
out = os.popen(tw_cli)
f = out.read(18)
print f
if f == '/c0/u0 status = OK':
return 1
el
Hi everybody, I have a problem with this python module: smartest_new.py
import os
descriptors = list()
def smart_handler(name):
comando = "sudo /usr/sbin/smartctl -H " + d['mount']
out = os.popen(comando)
for c in out:
if c.startswith("SMART"):
l = c.split()
Hello Ganglia Sages,
I have a question about the syntax of the metric names in python modules:
Which are the forbidden characters? I noticed that when the metric name includes
a character like "/", or "#", their corresponding graphs are not displayed, only
their names, and other metrics are no lo
Hi everybody,
I write this here searching for your help: I've a problem with my hostnames,
specifically with how ganglia determines the hostnames, and graphs. In my
cluster view, some machines appears with his hostname, and others with his IP
address; when I execute on the machine called oceano "g
Hi,
I have a problem with de graphs, they are not displayed correctly, the
group-names are not displayed, I can't choose the number of columns, etc; you
can see it at http://www.meteo.unican.es/ganglia/
It is installed on a x86_64 machine, Scientific Linux 4.8. I compiled Ganglia on
a i386 machin
Hi,
I have a problem with gmond on a node, it doesn's send any stat. When I execute
"telnet localhost 8649" from this node it returns:
[r...@meteo2 ~]# telnet localhost 8649
Trying 127.0.0.1...
Connected to localhost.
Escape character is '^]'.
Ok, it's is fixed.
The problem was with the firewall, adding an exception it has been fixed.
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