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Re: {bb} Another column with a proc



Jose,
Are you just wanting to add another TCP service to monitor? For instance I have setup a new heading in BB to monitor GroupWise. I added the GrpWise service in the bbdef-server.sh file under the BBNETSVCS heading. I also made sure that I modified the /etc/services file for the BBNET server so that the TCP port 1677 maps to GrpWise. Then in the bb-hosts file I added an entry like this:


192.168.18.1 Tampa-FS1 # GrpWise:1677:s

This causes BB to attempt to connect to the port 1677, but not have a conversation with it (that's what the :s is for), and it puts the GrpWise heading in my HTML display.
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Shawn Price
Network Team Lead
Technology Solutions
Morrison Homes
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On Sep 14, 2005, at 12:30 PM, Jose Hidalgo wrote:


Not really,
When you add any service after the '#' in bb-hosts, the page listing:
	 conn,cpu,disk,msgs,procs
will have a new column with that service, what I need is
to add a column for one specific program that should be always running,
lets say 'wumpusd':
  conn,cpu,disk,msgs,procs,wumpusd

If wumpusd had a listening socket the problem will be solved easy,
adding the services in the bb-hosts, but how to do that when the program
or programs don't ?



On Wed, 2005-09-14 at 05:21 +0100, Philip Clark wrote:
On Wed, 2005-09-14 at 03:44, PAUL WILLIAMSON wrote:
You can always write a local test that does what
you want.  That seems to be what you'd need.

Paul

jose@hostarica.com 09/13/05 10:07 PM >>>
Hello bb4's gurus,
I want to know if its posible to add another column to
the /bb/web/web.html page with a process that should be running on the
clients, even when this process doesn't listen any tcp or udp socket.


I really looked for that but according to the doc files the only thing
you can put there is the services that can be checked with a remote
socket.


Thanks in advance.

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Jose Hidalgo <jose@hostarica.com>


My reading of this is that Jose is only testing network ports
remotely and I'd conclude that he's overlooked the client
software. So, the first step would be to install the client
software on the client machine(s) and specify the processes
that you want to test for.

Cheers, Phil.




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