- Allow log file path to be configured via plugin-conf.d env.logfile
- Add counters for successful and failed renames
- Switch to use DERIVE and min 0 to fix problems during rotation and show request counts per period
- Improve performance for large log files by using awk
If you have a directory where daily, weekly, monthly you generate
backups of files, SQL databases, etc, you might want to be informed
if the backup generation process is gone or the behavior changes
greatly. This monitoring plugin watches the number of young files
in a certain directory. Relies on find command to do the job.
Newer versions of mtr outputs a "Start: <date here>" line which would be
picked up and incorrectly graphed in munin. Adding an additional inverse grep
field to remove this extra line if it is present. Also added case insensitive
flag to the grep.
Odd number of elements in hash assignment at /etc/munin/plugins/varnish_bans line 884.
Use of uninitialized value $ident in hash element at /etc/munin/plugins/varnish_bans line 927.
Odd number of elements in hash assignment at /etc/munin/plugins/varnish_bans line 884.
Use of uninitialized value $ident in hash element at /etc/munin/plugins/varnish_bans line 927.
This is the user name used internally by mysql for binlog handling (even
though it's not present in the mysql.user table).
The space in the name makes the plugin freak out about an unknown
"system" value.
Number of connections for this interal user is irrelevant.
Changes:
- More queries supported (inputpower, batterycurrent, batteryruntime (how long
have we been running on battery), batterypercent (percent remaining),
inputlinebads (how often was input bad))
- fix a few wrong units (e.g. current is measured in amp, not in watt)
- some UPSes violate RFC 1628 by not returning the number of input-/
output-lines they have. In this case assume 3 lines instead of 0
(and just printing nothing at all).
- Make mode parameters all lowercase instead of camelcase - camelcase
just looks retarded in the plugin-symlink-names.
- some more smaller fixes
