Mark,
> please use 75 (74 is used by lmsensors).
>
Ok. I'll change my code here.
One question for you, I am trying to implement the osf code as close
as possible to the Linux code.
I'm trying to keep as many metrics as possible the same.
What should I do with NEW metrics? Is it ok to add them, or is there some
reason not to?
For example, in the network driver, Tru64 can provide the following information
for Multi-casts:
0 Multicast Packets Recvd 0 Multicast Bytes Received
0 Multicast Packets Sent 0 Multicast Bytes Sent
However, network.interface.out
network.interface.out {
bytes 60:3:8
packets 60:3:9
errors 60:3:10
drops 60:3:11
fifo 60:3:12
carrier 60:3:14
compressed 60:3:15
}
doesn't say ANYTHING about:
network.interface.out.mcast.packets
network.interface.out.mcast.bytes
Should I just add it, or is there some standard that we should agree on?
--Phil
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