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syntax errors in osspi_alarmdef file

 
Tobby Frederic
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syntax errors in osspi_alarmdef file

Hi,
I just ran discovery on my first Linux managed node from an HP-UX OVOU 8.29 management server.

After discovery, I distributes osspi templates to the node, including the OSSPI-alarmdef_write, but I get syntax errors. The process did not create the osspi_alarmdef file, but instead created the osspi_alarmdef.chk file, which was expected.

Here are the contents of osspi_alarmdef.chk



Parsing file: "//var/opt/OV/tmp/osspi/osspi_alarm1.25610"
1 :alias FS0 = "/boot"
2 :
3 :alarm FS0:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 80 for 5 minutes
4 : type = "/boot"
5 : service = "OSSPI:fs@@<$MSG_NODE_ID>"
6 : start
7 : if FS0:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 95 then
8 : Critical alert "Filesystem /boot usage over 95%"
9 : else if FS0:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 90 then
10 : Major alert "Filesystem /boot usage over 90%"
11 : else if FS0:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 85 then
12 : Minor alert "Filesystem /boot usage over 85%"
13 : else if FS0:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 80 then
14 : Warning alert "Filesystem /boot usage over 80%"
15 : repeat every 5 minutes
16 : if FS0:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 95 then
17 : Critical alert "Filesystem /boot usage over 95%"
18 : else if FS0:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 90 then
19 : Major alert "Filesystem /boot usage over 90%"
20 : else if FS0:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 85 then
21 : Minor alert "Filesystem /boot usage over 85%"
22 : else if FS0:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 80 then
23 : Warning alert "Filesystem /boot usage over 80%"
24 : end
25 : reset alert "End of /boot filesystem overusage"
26 :
27 :alias FS1 = "/staff1"
28 :
29 :alarm FS1:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 80 for 5 minutes
30 : type = "/staff1"
31 : service = "OSSPI:fs@@<$MSG_NODE_ID>"
32 : start
33 : if FS1:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 95 then
34 : Critical alert "Filesystem /staff1 usage over 95%"
35 : else if FS1:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 90 then
36 : Major alert "Filesystem /staff1 usage over 90%"
37 : else if FS1:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 85 then
38 : Minor alert "Filesystem /staff1 usage over 85%"
39 : else if FS1:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 80 then
40 : Warning alert "Filesystem /staff1 usage over 80%"
41 : repeat every 5 minutes
42 : if FS1:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 95 then
43 : Critical alert "Filesystem /staff1 usage over 95%"
44 : else if FS1:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 90 then
45 : Major alert "Filesystem /staff1 usage over 90%"
46 : else if FS1:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 85 then
47 : Minor alert "Filesystem /staff1 usage over 85%"
48 : else if FS1:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 80 then
49 : Warning alert "Filesystem /staff1 usage over 80%"
50 : end
51 : reset alert "End of /staff1 filesystem overusage"
52 :
53 :alias FS2 = "/staff2"
54 :
55 :alarm FS2:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 80 for 5 minutes
56 : type = "/staff2"
57 : service = "OSSPI:fs@@<$MSG_NODE_ID>"
58 : start
59 : if FS2:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 95 then
60 : Critical alert "Filesystem /staff2 usage over 95%"
61 : else if FS2:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 90 then
62 : Major alert "Filesystem /staff2 usage over 90%"
63 : else if FS2:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 85 then
64 : Minor alert "Filesystem /staff2 usage over 85%"
65 : else if FS2:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 80 then
66 : Warning alert "Filesystem /staff2 usage over 80%"
67 : repeat every 5 minutes
68 : if FS2:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 95 then
69 : Critical alert "Filesystem /staff2 usage over 95%"
70 : else if FS2:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 90 then
71 : Major alert "Filesystem /staff2 usage over 90%"
72 : else if FS2:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 85 then
73 : Minor alert "Filesystem /staff2 usage over 85%"
74 : else if FS2:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 80 then
75 : Warning alert "Filesystem /staff2 usage over 80%"
76 : end
77 : reset alert "End of /staff2 filesystem overusage"
78 :
79 :alias FS3 = "/sys"
80 :
81 :alarm FS3:FS_SPACE_UTIL > 80 for 5 minutes


("//var/opt/OV/tmp/osspi/osspi_alarm1.25610", near line - 81)


Note:

CHECKDEF is dependent on the coda process to define metrics.
Make sure coda is running before executing CHECKDEF.



Unable to complete command: errno 25 (Inappropriate ioctl for device).
Child process: exit status 1
Error 64. Can not continue.
Program ended due to error.



I also turned on tracing and I am including the trace file from the managed node.

Thanks for all the help.
Tobby