Hi Andrea:
On 8/1/07, Andrea Righi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Agree. Do it, if you want. A simple "s/gmtime/localtime/g" should be enough...
Done.
Thanks,
Bernard
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Bernard Li wrote:
> Dear all:
>
> In si_monitor, the gmtime() function is used to print timestamp for log
> entries.
>
> I was wondering if localtime() is better suited for this purpose,
> since it takes into account the local time (as opposed to simply using
> the standard Greenwich time zone).
Dear all:
In si_monitor, the gmtime() function is used to print timestamp for log entries.
I was wondering if localtime() is better suited for this purpose,
since it takes into account the local time (as opposed to simply using
the standard Greenwich time zone).
Thanks,
Bernard
---
Hey Andrea:
Testing flamethrower/multicast with
SystemImager trunk r3513 revealed that si_monitortk reporting is not
working properly. It stays in the "initializing" state and I'm also
getting a bunch of errors on the console:
(standard_in) 1: parse
error
[: 1: unknown operand
I believe
Bernard Li wrote:
> Hi Andrea:
>
> Attached is a "cosmetic" patch for si_monitor - mainly to do with
> formatting. I changed the text a little bit such that it looks better.
> Don't have a good idea regarding the wordwrap though since the same text
> is used by the command line as well as the G
Hi Andrea:
Attached is a "cosmetic" patch for
si_monitor - mainly to do with formatting. I changed the text a little bit
such that it looks better. Don't have a good idea regarding the wordwrap
though since the same text is used by the command line as well as the
GUI.
If you are okay with
Hi all,
fyi... I've splitted the si_monitor in two sub-commands (maybe someone
of you already know this change).
Now the "si_monitor" is only a daemon that collects clients status and
informations about the installation processes.
The other command I've added is "si_monitortk"; this is a Tk-b
Applied.
Andrea Righi wrote:
> Brian Elliott Finley wrote:
>
>> Thanks, Andrea,
>>
>> And please do these:
>>
>>1. Send me and/or dannf your public ssh key in a gpg encrypted or
>> signed message, so we can get you set up with svn access.
>
> done...
>
>>2. Send me a patch with ap
Brian Elliott Finley wrote:
Thanks, Andrea,
And please do these:
1. Send me and/or dannf your public ssh key in a gpg encrypted or
signed message, so we can get you set up with svn access.
done...
2. Send me a patch with appropriate credit for you indicated at the
top of si
Thanks, Andrea,
And please do these:
1. Send me and/or dannf your public ssh key in a gpg encrypted or
signed message, so we can get you set up with svn access.
2. Send me a patch with appropriate credit for you indicated at the
top of si_monitor, and perhaps an update to CREDIT
Hi all,
here is a patch for si_monitor to print the header of the clients status
using the default console color instead of white.
Regards,
-Andrea
--- si_monitor 2005-04-10 17:09:13.0 +0200
+++ si_monitor.new 2005-07-20 19:41:54.0 +0200
@@ -295,9 +295,7 @@
my $header =
Andrea,
I presume this ties into the web server bit?
If so, go ahead and add the appropriate text and comments to
examples/local.cfg.
What is the interface for viewing the clients statuses?
-Brian
Andrea Righi wrote:
>Dear all,
>
>I've added this new command in the CVS. This is a tool to m
From: Andrea Righi on Saturday, March 26, 2005 2:12 PM
>
>I've added this new command in the CVS. This is a tool to monitor the
>status of
>the client installations in real-time.
>
>To use it, for now, is necessary to define the following parameters in
the
>BOEL
>initrd (no DHCP param definition fo
Dear all,
I've added this new command in the CVS. This is a tool to monitor the status of
the client installations in real-time.
To use it, for now, is necessary to define the following parameters in the BOEL
initrd (no DHCP param definition for now).
MONITOR_SERVER=
MONITOR_PORT=
(i.e. with --
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