Hi, Thanks for your answer. I use private ip address because we use them internally. From my smoke ping server i can reach for example 10.166.228.252, this is not the problem.
In your example:host = /world/town/host1 /world/town2/host33 /world/town2/host1~slave How do i define host1 or host33 ? Should it be like normal Target? ++ Host1 menu = Host1 title = Host1 host = <ip of host1> and then + Multitarget menu = Multitarget tile = Multitarget host = /parthtohost1 /pathtohost2ifidefinedoneabove ? Thanks, Ovidiu On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 12:52 PM, G.W. Haywood <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi there, > > On Tue, 10 Mar 2009, ovidiu todirascu wrote: > > > Can't call method "_pings" on an undefined value at > > /usr/share/perl5/smokeping/Smokeping.pm line 815. > > [...] > > ++ Rackspace > > menu = Rackspace > > title = Rackspace > > host = /10.160.228.252 /10.160.228.248 > > 1. Why do you have '/' characters in IP addresses? I would agree that > the Smokeping documentation is not especially clear, but it does not > suggest that the syntax which you used is acceptable. According to > > http://oss.oetiker.ch/smokeping/doc/smokeping_config.en.html > > the 'host' line can contain lines like this: > > host = /world/town/host1 /world/town2/host33 /world/town2/host1~slave > > which I assume is meant to be paths to .RRD files in your smokeping > hierarchy - perhaps under /var/lib/smokeping/ or wherever your .RRD > files are stored on your system. > > 2. Why are you trying to ping IP addresses in the private address space? > Packets to those addresses must not be routed across the Internet, so if > your Smokeping machine is in the same IP address space as the targets > (perhaps in the same CoLo?) then this might work, but otherwise it won't. > > -- > > 73, > Ged. >
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