>> thanks a lot for your script. If you look at [1], i'm the guy that had
>> commented on that ;)
> :)))
>
>> I don't seem to have /proc/cluster? is that a rhel4 specific thing
>> maybe? or do i need to load something first?
>
> Yes, it is for rhel4. I don't have any rhel5 with GFS, so I can't he
jr napisał(a):
> Hi Maciej,
> thanks a lot for your script. If you look at [1], i'm the guy that had
> commented on that ;)
:)))
> I don't seem to have /proc/cluster? is that a rhel4 specific thing
> maybe? or do i need to load something first?
Yes, it is for rhel4. I don't have any rhel5 with GF
Hi Maciej,
thanks a lot for your script. If you look at [1], i'm the guy that had
commented on that ;)
I don't seem to have /proc/cluster? is that a rhel4 specific thing
maybe? or do i need to load something first?
johannes
Am Montag, den 07.04.2008, 10:23 +0200 schrieb Maciej Bogucki:
> jr nap
jr napisał(a):
> Hi Everybody,
> i wonder if i'm the first with the need to check the status of GFS /
> cman with nagios.
> Did anyone maybe already write a check script i did not find yet?
> i found one via google, but it basically just did an ls -l on the GFS
> share, and that seems to be a littl
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of jr
Sent: Fri 4/4/2008 09:15
To: linux clustering
Subject: [Linux-cluster] Nagios check
Hi Everybody,
i wonder if i'm the first with the need to check the status of GFS /
cman with nagios.
Did anyone may
08 09:15
> To: linux clustering
> Subject: [Linux-cluster] Nagios check
>
> Hi Everybody,
> i wonder if i'm the first with the need to check the status of GFS /
> cman with nagios.
> Did anyone maybe already write a check script i did not find yet?
> i found one via g
: [Linux-cluster] Nagios check
Hi Everybody,
i wonder if i'm the first with the need to check the status of GFS /
cman with nagios.
Did anyone maybe already write a check script i did not find yet?
i found one via google, but it basically just did an ls -l on the GFS
share, and that seems to
Hi Everybody,
i wonder if i'm the first with the need to check the status of GFS /
cman with nagios.
Did anyone maybe already write a check script i did not find yet?
i found one via google, but it basically just did an ls -l on the GFS
share, and that seems to be a little bit too less for monitori
