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Re: [snips-users] DFspace_avail=0 for some filesystems
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On Thu, Nov 13, 2003 at 09:56:21AM -0400, Daniel MacKay wrote: > Russell: > > >Of course, my floppies already come through as: > > > >DFspace_avail 0 MB /dev/fd > >DFspace_%used 0 %full /dev/fd > > ... and so, what hostmon.confg entries do you use for those? My > guess was that this should work: > > DFspace_avail * -1 -2 -3 ^/etc/mnttab$ > DFspace_avail * -1 -2 -3 ^/dev/fd$ > > but it didn't. Just use the "default" -- or does that break for you? (well, my default, anyway, is to not alarm) ...It's been so long since I've hacked on hostmon, I'll probably need to code-dive again. > >(and are you really mounting a file system on /etc/mnttab?) > > No, *I'm* not doing it; it's a fictional filesystem that Solaris 8 > puts there - it's a view of an internal kernel data structure. > Here's the nitty-gritty on it: > > http://www.netsys.com/cgi-bin/man2html?mnttab(4) Ah yes... like I said, I was a bit tired last night... I've (mostly) resisted going beyond 7 at the moment, though the company's finally looking to move our production boxes to 8 (seeing as how 9's out now... hehe) -- Russell M. Van Tassell russell at loosenut com "A real person has two reasons for doing anything ... a good reason and the real reason." |