Re: [SA-list] *NIX Process Check

[Scott Banyas]

Thanks Jason, just what I was looking for in regards to the number.

Scott Banyas
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using the %E paramater in the alert will give you the number of 
processes running.    I cannot help with RRD though.

Jason Passow
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Scott Banyas wrote:
>
> On a Linux box we have a cron setup to run every 5 minutes that 
> performs some external monitoring on our WAN. Because it is a cron, if 
> the previous job runs over the 5 minutes, a new instance will be 
> launched. Then we have 2 of the same jobs running. If/when we have a 
> WAN outage, there can be numerous numbers of these instances running. 
> We are utilizing the *NIX Process Check add-on to alert us when we 
> have 10 or more instances of this cronjob running. It works well.
>
> What I am wondering is if the number of processes is returned in a 
> variable that I can use in my alerting? I can see in the log file that 
> the number of processes meeting our "requirement" is returned. I'd 
> like to be able to alert with the specific number and possibly use RRD 
> to graph the values (for possible trending).
>
> Can this be accomplished?
>
> Thanks in advance for any assistance.
>
> Scott
>
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