I'm somewhat surprised that there isn't a one-to-one correspondence between the 
various Zenoss Plugins utilities and the Collector Plugins. It's not at all 
obvious which Collector Plugin uses which Zenoss Plugin, nor that any thought 
has been given to controlling this.

So, when there is a problem with a Zenoss Plugin, I just get a steady stream of 
error events.

In this case, I'm getting errors from "disk", claiming that the disks don't 
exist. I suspect this has something to do with the fact that machine I'm 
running it on is actually virtualized, I'm willing to accept that "disk" simply 
doesn't work with it (the information isn't that critical) -- but I can't see 
any way to shut off the warnings.

Is there some way to isolate this problem and mark it as ignored?

One thing I do find strange, though, is that 'df' works fine on the server and 
contains the filesystem info that is missing on this device, so why doesn't the 
collector "zenoss.cmd.df" work? Surely the name means it collects info using 
the 'df' command?




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