> Oh, I remember this one. One way to fix may be to recompile > net-snmpd with "--with-dummy-values" - IIRC the "contiguous" > behavior used to be the default, but it turned out to not fully > conform to the SNMP standard, and when net-snmpd changed its > default behavior, a number of SNMP client programs stopped working > properly.
Recompiling net-snmpd is not really an option: we have a ton of machines to keep upgraded so unless it is an absolute must-have bugfix, we can't be in the game of rolling our own packages. > > The latest and greatest snmpdiskspace.monitor in CVS has some > patches to address this problem: > > http://mon.cvs.sourceforge.net/mon/mon/mon.d/snmpdiskspace.monitor? >revision=1.2 > > Please try that one and see if it works any better for you. Doesn't seem to be fixed, eg: ./snmpdiskspace.monitor --config /etc/mon/snmpdiskspace.cf --list herndon-db001 System Description % Used Free space Inode% ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- herndon-db001 / 0.6 % 10026.9 mb N/A herndon-db001 /sys 0.0 % -413963.4 mb N/A herndon-db001 /sys/kernel/debug 0.0 % -32259.5 mb N/A herndon-db001 /boot 0.2 % 485.3 mb N/A herndon-db001 /data 0.0 % 702469.5 mb N/A herndon-db001 /data/home 0.0 % 368589.7 mb N/A (Note: negative free space) Here's the corresponding output from snmpfreespace.monitor (the bash script I attached to my last message): ./snmpfreespace.monitor -p99 herndon-db001 herndon-db001 herndon-db001:/ is 25% full - 2,444M used out of 10,080M total herndon-db001:/boot is 3% full - 14M used out of 486M total herndon-db001:/data is 59% full - 413,960M used out of 702,472M total -- Jonathan _______________________________________________ mon mailing list mon@linux.kernel.org http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/mon
