nixCraft

thanks monk

Vivek
Thank you !! For contribution to submit wonderful script

I see one error while running the script, can you please look why I am getting this error

awk: BEGIN{print "
awk: ^ unterminated string

I am not getting the disk size in the output
I attached the output as text file, rename the file as html

Regards
Charles

Attached Files

info1.txt (986 Bytes, 10 views)

hi

replace the below code :

rfs="$($_CMD df -hT | grep -vE "Filesystem|shm" | awk 'BEGIN{print "<ul>"}{w=sprintf("%d",$6);print "<li>" $7 "&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;& nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;" $6 "(" $2 ")<BR> <img src=\"indicator.gif\" height=\"4\" width=\"" w "\"> <BR><img src=\"graph.gif\"> <BR>" $4"/"$3 "</li> "}END{ print "</ul> "}')"


its working fine i checked out.


Regards
Rex

This script is great.
But there is some software out there that can do all those things for you as well.
Have you looked into Nagios
We use that to monitor all of our linux / windows servers.

I joined this forum just so I could maybe get in on this! I need a nice server status script that can show stats from at least 2 servers at once.

Ideally, the script would show the following:

http Up/Down
FTP Up/Down
iMAP Up/Dow
SMTP Up/Down
Server Uptime Duration (xx amount of days, hours, minutes, etc.)
Server percentage for that month would be great!

I don't suppose anyone has the code for something like that? If so, I'm sure you would be helping millions of people like me that are looking fo rthis exact thing!

Thanks a million!

Have you tried Nagios? It is a free Open Source software that can do all of that. And it runs on a Linux box. It is also relatively easy to set up.

I took a look at nagios, but it doesnt say that it works with centos 5.2, which is the OS i have on my server. Do you have any idea if it does/will work on CentOs 5.2? It looked very confusing to setup. thanks for the suggestions though!

Yes it does work with CentOS because that is what I am using it on. Do you have dag yum repositories installed on you CentOS server? DAG: Frequently Asked Questions
Then all you have to do is do yum install nagios. Or you can download the source files and configure, make, make install it.