Hi
The script you want is: /usr/sbin/swatch
By the time the Perl script gets to line 170, there may be a $body variable
containing data which is emails.
You could probably add some output to this just after the if ($body) { line...
maybe $body .= `top -b -n1`; (untested)
I would expect to see this file get updated from time to time, so any changes
may get wiped when there is an update.
HTH.
----- Original Message -----
From: Will Nordmeyer
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, July 30, 2012 1:19 AM
Subject: [BlueOnyx:11041] swatch and system monitoring
Hi
I'm running on a BlueOnyx 5106R and am trying to modify the cpu monitor. For
the past week or so, I am regularly getting emails that the CPU is moderately
utilized, but then it drops back.
Unfortunately, by the time I can access the server, I don't generally see the
problem. What I'd like is to modify that email so that when the CPU is
moderately, or heavily utilized (or memory, etc.) the email contains a top
report, or something else that would give me some indication as to what's
taking up the CPU/Memory/Network.
Any advice/assistance/recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
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