Re: process.monitor

* Nathan Gibbs wrote: Just updated the process monitor. http://www.cmpublishers.com/oss/ Reduced bandwidth usage when the -p option is used. (Originally, we continued pulling proc table entries after we found the proc ) Code Polishing Enjoy. -- Sincerely, Nathan Gibbs Systems

process.monitor

In celebration of Labor Day ( US ). The improved process.monitor. Get it while its hot! http://www.cmpublishers.com/oss/ Improvements include Added ability to query for a specific process. -p option ( nuf said ) Added support for the HOST-RESOURCES-MIB. -u option ( now you can query everything

process.monitor problems

Hi, when i run ./process.monitor -c More_AcceSS_on_5353 host 10.32.3.51 i get this error: Can't locate object method new via package SNMP::Session (perhaps you forgot to load SNMP::Session?) at ./process.monitor line 50. I use this for testing before i modify my min.cf, how can i solve

Re: process.monitor problems

On Mon, 25 Apr 2005, Patrick Marquetecken wrote: Hi, when i run ./process.monitor -c More_AcceSS_on_5353 host 10.32.3.51 i get this error: Can't locate object method new via package SNMP::Session (perhaps you forgot to load SNMP::Session?) at ./process.monitor line 50. I use this for testing

Re: Help with mon and process.monitor

--On Tuesday, January 11, 2005 2:07 PM +1100 Craig Reeson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Now I am getting a SNMP timeout issue (using monshow.cgi). I have tried increasing the timeout in process.monitor but it has made no difference. However, if I just run 'process.monitor -c mycom 172.28.47.60

Help with mon and process.monitor

Guys, I am still having difficulty getting this to work (fixed previous issues, the mon.cf I was given was wrong). Now I am getting a SNMP timeout issue (using monshow.cgi). I have tried increasing the timeout in process.monitor but it has made no difference. However, if I just run

Checking Perl processes (process.monitor is not suitable)

I wish to check that a particular process is running. The obvious solution is: Use process.monitor. But the Net-SNMP's prTable only stores the name of the executable and can only check it (on the proc directives of snmpd.conf), not the full command-line. Which means that I can check that 'sshd

Re: Checking Perl processes (process.monitor is not suitable)

On Fri, Aug 31, 2001 at 12:53:44PM +0100, Alex David Shadrach Hooper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote a message of 13 lines which said: How about putting $0 = 'foobar'; at the top of your Perl script? Because it doesn't work. Test it if you don't believe me. (FreeBSD 4.1.1, both ps and snmpd