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Risto Vaarandi writes:
>does anyone have comments on the new release?
>Since it's the first beta, things are still open now and changes can be
>made.
Haven't had a chance to look at it. I am busy trying to get my CM
system documented and released.
>Risto Vaarand
hi all,
does anyone have comments on the new release?
Since it's the first beta, things are still open now and changes can be
made.
br,
risto
Risto Vaarandi wrote:
> hi all,
>
> I've released SEC-2.5.beta1 that you can download from:
> http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/simple-evcorr/sec-2.5.be
I manage network connectivity to and in some 300 buildings within a
commuter campus. Power issues sometimes occur knocking entire regions
on campus because I can't invest enough in UPS protection. Needless to
say our network management platform can sometimes report several hundred
simultaneou
?? wrote:
> Hi :
>We are planning to monitor AIX 5 system and our AIX administer told
> us that he usually use errpt to review AIX error log which is
> in proprietary format. That means it's impossible to use SEC to parse
> this log. So anyone have idea on how to convert this error log to b
Calhoun, Matthew wrote:
> Thanks Risto, that gets me looking in the right direction. What if the
> pattern I'm looking for is on the 4th line of 8 lines and I need to send all
> 8 lines to the script (as below)?
>
the solution is straightforward -- use the regexp8 pattern type and look
for \n
Hi : We are planning to monitor AIX 5 system and our AIX administer told
us that he usually use errpt to review AIX error log which is in proprietary
format. That means it's impossible to use SEC to parse this log. So anyone
have idea on how to convert this error log to blank format in realtime
