On 10.05.2013 09:23, kangqiang wrote:
it seems it's not about config. When I write python plugin, i first
need to import collectd. I tried to import it in ipython, it throws
exception.
anyway, my python collectd config as follows:
<Plugin python>
ModulePath "/opt/monitor/libvirt_memory.py"
LogTraces true
Interactive true
# Import "spam"
#
# <Module spam>
# spam "wonderful" "lovely"
# </Module>
</Plugin>
The ModulePath certainly looks wrong (unless you actually have a
directory called "libvirl_memory.py"), not sure if that might break
imports, but probably not.
You're not actually importing a script you wrote so I'm assuming that
you started "collectd -f" and are trying to write something from the
interactive interpreter? In that case, does the failed "import collectd"
command show any interesting backtrace? Do other imports work? Please
try one normal python module (like "time") and one script you wrote
yourself (doesn't have to do anything, just print "Hello world" would be
enough to see if it works).
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