Nathan
Thanks. I tried it, but it does not seem to have full information on
remote clients, I am assuming either inst 48 or 50 is what I am looking for.
$ pminfo -ft pmcd.client.whoami
pmcd.client.whoami [optional identification information for clients of pmcd]
inst [40 or "40"] value "hr1.dom (192.168.x.y) pmie -b -h local: -l
/var/log/pcp/pmie/hr1.m4u.com.au/healthstate.log -c healthstate.pmie"
inst [44 or "44"] value "hr1.dom (192.168.x.y) pmie -b -h local: -l
/var/log/pcp/pmie/hr1.m4u.com.au/pmie.log -c config.default"
inst [47 or "47"] value "hr1.dom (192.168.x.y) pmie -b -h local: -l
/var/log/pcp/pmie/hr1.m4u.com.au/config.linux.log -c config.linux"
inst [48 or "48"] value ""
inst [50 or "50"] value ""
pmcd: Version 3.8.6-1
The IP address is the host ip address
On 19/02/14 15:55, Nathan Scott wrote:
----- Original Message -----
Does any one know of a way to detect if a remote pmlogger is connected
to a host.
I looked at the output from netstat (netstat -np | grep CONNECTED) and
did not see anything.
pminfo -ft pmcd.client.whoami
cheers.
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Nathan
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