[Devmon] devmon installation problem

[Roland S. <ro...@lo...>]

Hi,

Can't get this working, it seems ok but wont match my bb-hosts entry 
against my specs file.
Xymon 4.3.0.0beta2 on Solaris 10, devmon

jupiter # /usr/local/devmon/devmon --help
Devmon v0.3.1-beta1, a device monitor for BigBrother/Hobbit
jupiter # grep -v '^#' devmon.cfg |grep -v '^$'
MULTINODE=NO
BBHOSTS=/usr/local/xymon/server/etc/bb-hosts
BBTAG=DEVMON
SNMPCIDS=mycommunity
NODENAME=HOSTNAME
PIDFILE=/var/run/devmon/devmon.pid
LOGFILE=/var/log/devmon.log
DBHOST=localhost
DBNAME=devmon
DBUSER=devmon
DBPASS=devmon
BBTYPE=hobbit
DISPSERV=localhost
DISPPORT=1985
MSGSIZE=8096
MSGSLEEP=10
CYCLETIME=60
DEADTIME=180
CLEARTIME=180
NUMFORKS=10
MAXPOLLTIME=30
SNMPTIMEOUT=2
SNMPTRIES=5
jupiter # find templates/ -ls
416978    2 drwxr-xr-x   3 root     root            3 Feb 16 13:10 
templates/
414263    2 drwxr-xr-x   2 root     root            3 Feb 15 15:35 
templates/HP-DL360
414289    1 -rw-r--r--   1 root     root          117 Feb 16 13:18 
templates/HP-DL360/specs
jupiter # cat templates/HP-DL360/specs
vendor : HP
model : DL360
snmpver : 2
sysdesc : Linux ipndfw 2.4.21-21cpsmp #1 SMP Thu Sep 11 17:01:25 IDT 
2008 i686
jupiter # grep DEVMON /usr/local/xymon/server/etc/bb-hosts
192.168.34.254 server001 # DEVMON
jupiter # /usr/sfw/bin/snmpget -v2c -c mycommunity 192.168.34.254 
1.3.6.1.2.1.1.1.0
SNMPv2-MIB::sysDescr.0 = STRING: Linux ipndfw 2.4.21-21cpsmp #1 SMP Thu 
Sep 11 17:01:25 IDT 2008 i686
jupiter #

Hope that is all the config.

Now I try to run devmon.
jupiter # /usr/local/devmon/devmon --readbbhosts -vvvvvvvvvvvv --debug
[11-02-16@13:18:14] Option 'bblocation' defaulting to:
[11-02-16@13:18:14] DEBUG TEMPLATES: running read_templates()
[11-02-16@13:18:14] DEBUG TEMPLATES: running post_template_load()
[11-02-16@13:18:14] Saw 1 vendors, 0 models, 0 sysdescs & 0 templates
[11-02-16@13:18:14] SNMP querying all hosts in bb-hosts file, please wait...
[11-02-16@13:18:14] Checking if  # DEVMON matches NET:.
[11-02-16@13:18:14] DEBUG CFG: running read_hosts
[11-02-16@13:18:14] Option 'bbdateformat' defaulting to: .
[11-02-16@13:18:14] Querying new hosts using cid 'mycommunity' and snmp v2
[11-02-16@13:18:14] DEBUG SNMP: 1
[11-02-16@13:18:14] DEBUG SNMP: 0 => 1.3.6.1.2.1.1.1.0
[11-02-16@13:18:14] DEBUG SNMP: Adding ID => 1 OID =>1.3.6.1.2.1.1.1.0
[11-02-16@13:18:14] DEBUG SNMP: Pooling 1 oids
[11-02-16@13:18:14] DEBUG SNMP: Dethawing data for server001
[11-02-16@13:18:14] server001 sysdesc = ::: Linux server001 
2.4.21-21cpsmp #1 SMP Thu Sep 11 17:01:25 IDT 2008 i686 :::
[11-02-16@13:18:14] No matching templates for device: server001
[11-02-16@13:18:14] Querying new hosts using cid 'mycommunity' and snmp v1
[11-02-16@13:18:14] Received signal TERM, shutting down with return code 0
[11-02-16@13:18:14] Received signal TERM, shutting down with return code 0
[11-02-16@13:18:14] Received signal TERM, shutting down with return code 0
[11-02-16@13:18:14] Received signal TERM, shutting down with return code 0
[11-02-16@13:18:14] Received signal TERM, shutting down with return code 0
[11-02-16@13:18:14] Received signal TERM, shutting down with return code 0
[11-02-16@13:18:15] Received signal TERM, shutting down with return code 0
[11-02-16@13:18:15] Received signal TERM, shutting down with return code 0
[11-02-16@13:18:15] Received signal TERM, shutting down with return code 0
[11-02-16@13:18:15] Received signal TERM, shutting down with return code 0

I fiddled around a lot changing the specs file and bb-hosts but can't 
get a working config.
The devmon.log is empty...

I'm not a perl programmer but I started to add print statements in the code.
I found that it doesn't work  in modules/dm_config.pm
   1550           # Try and match sysdesc
   1551            NEWMATCH: for my $vendor (keys %{$g{'templates'}}) {
   1552                print "TEST  $vendor\n";
   1553              NEWMODEL: for my $model (keys 
%{$g{'templates'}{$vendor}}) {
   1554                print "TEST2  $model\n";
And here is the code that actually does the match.... (I think)

print "TEST  $vendor\n";             prints "TEST HP" which is the same 
as in my specs file.
print "TEST2  $model\n";           doesn't print at all

Any help appreciated.

- Roland