Re: [IM-Talk] Custom TCP probe..

[Jakob Peterhänsel]

Hi Robert




MTCH "(#+.days,.##:##:##)"ir else #+2
STOR "Uptime" "${1}"


MTCH: grep string, (...) is = $1
STOR: "varname" "value"

Here is how I have used it in the past:

You will have to first Match the data you want to find, and then Store it in a variable, like this:

dk.hjemme.tcp.http.npasversion
Description: Binary data

Hope it helps,

    Jakob Peterhänsel

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On 29/10/2006, at 0:48, Robert Atkinson wrote:

About a 1 1/2 years ago someone was trying to write a custom probe


The end answer ended up being:


Use the built-in HTTP probe as a basis.

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Enter same problem, with no real answer even this long after.
(No feedback posted to the entry on the mailing list either.)


appear to be used yet.


Intermapper.


is a number, IM reports on the status window 'unknown variable'.


will add to the status window.


triple the work!


to it.
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(cmd-line) to fetch temp values from a non-snmp device, and chart graph it. You could write a custom TCP probe instead. Then you would not have to jump through the command-line hoops and it would allow you to graph the values. Well, even after looking at the built in HTTP probe and other TCP probes, there still isn't an answer. Several options in the custom probes don't It doesn't matter to me, cmd-line or http. I can write a command- line python script that returns the data needed, but no way to get that return data into I tried using just ${EXIT_CODE} in the status window portion of the custom probe but even though I know the only thing output when IM runs the command HTTP probe? I don't see how to assign what IM fetched to a variable, which I Help? This doesn't seem very flexible, right now I'm forced to setup an snmpd server, and set oid's ahead of time just to graph in IM. Talk about --Life is ten percent what happens to you and ninety percent how you respond List archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/intermapper-talk% 40list.dartware.com/

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