I have a monitoring process that generates usage stats on DHCP lease pools.
I would like to have SNIPS detect and set a value. I seem to be having
problems in the set up of the detection. The syslogmon process was
restarted since reconfiguration, and I am still not seeing this in my
display. What am I doing wrong, and can I set the variable=value from
the monitor? As a secondary question, what are the limits on the address
length?
Looking for Address: 134.84.134.0 Variable=value:DhcpAvail=30
Alternate Address: ntc-xxx-Vlan775:134.84.134.0 Variable=value:DhcpAvail=30
I am running snips-1.2beta. I have set $debug=3 in the script. Ouput
from run/syslogmon.error is included below as well.
Tim Peiffer peiffer at nts umn.edu
Operations Manager - Engineering Automation
Networking and Telecommunications Operations
University of Minnesota +1 612 626 7884 desk
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Example logs:
Dec 29 08:17:24 engineer8 peiffer: user.notice ntc-1-rsm.rswitch-Vlan775:134.84.134.0 dhcp watch abandon 30
Dec 29 08:17:24 engineer8 peiffer: user.notice ntc-1-rsm.rswitch-Vlan795:160.94.217.72 dhcp watch abandon 40
Dec 29 09:16:52 engineer8 peiffer: user.notice ntc-1-rsm.rswitch-Vlan775:134.84.134.0 dhcp watch abandon 30
Example etc/syslogmon-confg lines:
DhcpAvail * warning (\S+:\d+\.\d+\.\d+\.\d+)\s+dhcp\s+watch\s+avail.*
DhcpAvail * error (\S+:\d+\.\d+\.\d+\.\d+)\s+dhcp\s+below.*
DhcpAbandon * warning (\S+:\d+\.\d+\.\d+\.\d+)\s+dhcp\s+watch\s+abandon.*
DhcpAbandon * error (\S+:\d+\.\d+\.\d+\.\d+)\s+dhcp\s+excessive.*
Date Fri Dec 28 20:39:32 CST 2001
syslogmon- Reading global config file /usr/local/snips/etc/snips.conf
(syslogmon).. locked pid-file, started new process (pid=18030)
syslogmon: removing data, pid file.... Done
Items are:
MemParity
Diskerr
Diskerr
SwitchUser
NfsServer
Qpage
DhcpAvail
DhcpAvail
DhcpAbandon
DhcpAbandon
Logfiles :
/var/log/all.log
/var/log/messages
/var/log/maillog
Opening log file : /var/log/all.log, Size : 1650295
Opening log file : /var/log/messages, Size : 30255
Opening log file : /var/log/maillog, Size : 798053
Opening log file : /var/log/all.log, Size : 1652427
Opening log file : /var/log/messages, Size : 31028
Opening log file : /var/log/maillog, Size : 798692
[...]
Opening log file : /var/log/maillog, Size : 380165
Opening log file : /var/log/all.log, Size : 782636
Opening log file : /var/log/messages, Size : 38026
Opening log file : /var/log/maillog, Siz
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