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My two
cents (for what it's worth)... I'd rather SA stay small & lean. This sort of
task is what scheduled scripts were designed for. And it's the way I'd do it
_anyway_, even if SA had the capability natively, so that I can keep all my like
tasks in a single place, commonly a
Ah, I see. I also see that after changing into maintenance mode, I can do a
Force Update and it'll update the web data. Simply refreshing right away
after changing modes simply doesn't do the trick unless SAlive does it's
check in between.
Thanks for this great software, Mark!
~Doug
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> Just
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Script
it.
-Original Message-From: Richard Temple
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Friday, July 25, 2003
03:47To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: [SA-list] Feature
Requests
That
is a good point, but being a overworked and underpaid admin I like to have the
application do
THANKS!!! I'll give it a try.
At 10:30 AM 7/25/03 -0500, you wrote:
>If you're using Getif and you load the MIB, it will show you in plain
>English what APC Specific OID's are available. They'll be under the
>Mbrowser in Hierarchical fashion. You should be able to download the
>APC MIB from her
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Having the application do as much work as possible
is usually a good idea if it knows what you want. That's what makes it
tough for application designers. Determining how a certain feature should
be designed is different for each end user. A batch or VBS file to clean
out f
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You can use
ForFiles, which can be found here:
ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/reskit/y2kfix/x86/
Use it like this to
kill off anything older than 30 days. Basically it runs the -c"cmd..."
string for all of the files it finds that match the criteria of being older than
30 days.
Just use the automatic refresh option that's already there in the options.
Richard's right. SAWeb is dependant on SA to let it know that an entry has
changed status, and SA doesn't show that in the telnet interface until it's
gone through another cycle.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL
If you're using Getif and you load the MIB, it will show you in plain
English what APC Specific OID's are available. They'll be under the
Mbrowser in Hierarchical fashion. You should be able to download the
APC MIB from here
http://www.apcc.com/tools/download/software_comp.cfm?sw_sku=sdw99.3.6.0
Put this:
in the header portion of your webpage template and it'll refresh every
120 seconds.
Kevin
-Original Message-
From: Richard Temple [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 25, 2003 2:43 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [SA-list] SAWeb
If I remember rightly, you don
What about storing the logs in a folder that uses compression? these are text file, they would compress very nicely
Best regards,
Jon Stotter
Senior Technical Support Engineer
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Richard,
I have
a similar problem with backup files for Oracle, and files for Remedy, but I use
"countfiles" in SA to let me know when they are overflowing, then I use AT
scheduler to invoke a series of delete commands. Not sophisticatedbut
it works :)
John
You could write a batch file and then have Salive run it and move/delete the logs as you want...
At 03:55 AM 7/25/03 -0600, you wrote:
Just a minor thing that would be good. Would it be possible to restrict the quantity of log files that Salive stores. For example, I tend to set Salive to cr
I didn't think that I needed to. When getif connectes if show the APC
information. So I don't know what (if anything) I'm doing wrong..
Thanks..
At 01:23 PM 7/24/03 -0500, you wrote:
>Did you download the MIB from APC for your version. For the IP address
>checking the IP is actually part of the
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PS limiting log file size would be good to
as I have a very large (161,413 KB) log file as I do not have it create a new
one daily.
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Of Richard Temple
Sent: Friday, July 25, 2003 5:47
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I agree with Richard. Most other
applications (including Windows and most virus scans) have this functionality.
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That
is a good point, but being a overworked and underpaid admin I like to have the
application do as much work for me as possible ;) :)
Best wishes
Richard
Temple
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Dirk Bu
We don't think it's the application that should delete files. It's
something the admin should do and therefore we never added this feature to
Servers Alive.
dirk.
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Of Richard Temple
Sent: Fri Jul 25 11:55 AM
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Just a minor thing
that would be good. Would it be possible to restrict the quantity of log files
that Salive stores. For example, I tend to set Salive to create a new log each
day - it would be good to only keep a maximum of 30 days of logs so that the
disk does not fill up.
If I remember rightly, you don't see the change immediately. Once
Servers Alive has completed it's check cycle, you then need to refresh
SAWeb and you'll see the change.
Best wishes
Richard Temple
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From: Doug Sampson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 23 July 2003 23:4
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