We have created a script that parses through a text file to add
several hundred clients at a time. This script will find the last
index number and the proceed with the next index number.
#!/bin/bash
## this is the last key's index number, taken via bin/agent_control
##
## -chuck
Update: Figured out the remoted issue, we didn't have a allowed-ips
listed in our config file. Not sure if it is required for our setup.
However, now the real issue is that port 1514 isn't showing up in
netstat. And even worse is this in /var/log/messages -
Jun 22 10:53:05 n1pvir006 kernel:
Update: Recompiled cleaned up the segfault and port 1514 is back on-
line. Not sure what happened to cause, but needing to move on...
The current major issue is getting beyond what seems to be a hard
limit of 1025 clients, even though I set the 'setmaxagents' to 4096.
We are using a script to
Hi Patrick,
I replied to you privately, but will also reply here. You don't need
the allowed_ips option for the
agent/server communication. It is only used for syslog.
As far as this issue, I believe it is being caused by a system level
resource. Try doing
# ulimit -a
Then increasing whatever
