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From: Alex P. <ale...@ci...> - 2005-02-07 18:11:43
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> This is worrying as this will force a re-translation of the program. =
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> lot of hard work went into the French and German translations.
> May I ask you to complete some of the work, and open up your patch for =
> review? Then we can all decide where to take this.
Oke, I do this on version 0.105.5
> There may be other ways of sed'ing the translations as a =
post-configure=20
> work, therefore not requiring any of this work. Or using a different=20
> language which is specific to your needs?
How does it works if I sea it like one different language.
But I work with one configuration file for my application.
PS:
When the file Asnmtap.conf don't exist, the variable are the one =
hardcoded.
When the file Asnmtap.conf exist, the variable are taken from here.#
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=A9 Copyright 2003-2005 Alex Peeters [ale...@ci...]
#
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Asnmtap.conf for Asnmtap.pm 2.000.000 or later
# =
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# SET ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - =
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$ENV{'PATH'}=3D'/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin';
$ENV{'BASH_ENV'}=3D'';
$ENV{'ENV'}=3D'';
# Common variables - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - =
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$APPLICATION =3D "Application Monitoring";
$BUSINESS =3D "CITAP";
$DEPARTMENT =3D "Development";
$SENDEMAILTO =3D "alex.peeters\@citap.be";
$COPYRIGHT =3D "2003-2005";
$ASNMTAPMAN =3D "asnmtap.pdf";
-----Original Message-----
From: Ben Clewett [mailto:bcl...@pe...]=20
Sent: maandag 7 februari 2005 18:25
To: ale...@ci...
Cc: per...@li...
Subject: Re: [Perfparse-users] RE: Perfparse
Alex,
Alex Peeters wrote:
> Hi Ben,
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> #define HOST_TITLE =3D _("Host");
> #define SERVICE_TITLE =3D _("Title");
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> or do you mean
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> #define HOST_TITLE =3D _("Host");
> #define SERVICE_TITLE =3D _("Service");
:)
But please use Yves version:
#define HOST_TITLE (_("Host"))
#define SERVICE_TITLE (_("Title"))
> Is this text or not?
> --------------------
> sHost =3D strdup(scgi("host"));
> sService =3D strdup(scgi("service"));
No. This is a CGI variable. This should be the same as, or nearly the=20
same as the field name in the database, by programming convention. It=20
would not be a good idea to change any of these at this stage.
Same of course with the SQL, keep the service and host names :)
Sample of existing code:
printf(" <b>%s</b><br>\n",
_("Edit a Host Group List"));
printf(" <a href=3D\"%s?add_amend_host_group=3D1\">%s</a>\n",
sProgName, _("Edit Host Groups"));
New code:
pritnf(" <b>%s %s %s</b><br>\n",
_("Edit a"), HOST_TITLE, _("Group List"));
printf(" <a href=3D\"%s?add_amend_host_group=3D1\">%s %s %s</a>\n",
sProgName, _("Edit"), HOST_TITLE, _T("Groups")));
This is worrying as this will force a re-translation of the program. A=20
lot of hard work went into the French and German translations.
May I ask you to complete some of the work, and open up your patch for=20
review? Then we can all decide where to take this.
There may be other ways of sed'ing the translations as a post-configure=20
work, therefore not requiring any of this work. Or using a different=20
language which is specific to your needs?
Regards,
Ben.
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> -- Alex
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ben Clewett [mailto:bcl...@pe...]=20
> Sent: maandag 7 februari 2005 10:19
> To: ale...@ci...
> Cc: bcl...@pe...; gc...@pe...;
> per...@li...
> Subject: Re: Perfparse
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> Dear Alex,
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> I will answer you in line:
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> Alex Peeters wrote:
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>>Question?
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>>my $performanceData =3D "duration=3D$responseTime s;$trendline;;; =
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>>time'=3D$responseTime s;$trendline;;;";
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>> DUMMY-T5=20
>> Condenced View test=20
>>
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>
<http://asnmtap.citap.be/cgi-bin/perfparse.cgi?graph=3D1&host=3DDUMMY%2DT=
5&servi
> ce=3DCondenced+View+test&metric=3Dduration>
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>> duration=20
>> 2005-02-06 17:34:00=20
>> 1=20
>> UP=20
>>
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>
<http://asnmtap.citap.be/cgi-bin/perfparse.cgi?graph=3D1&host=3DDUMMY%2DT=
5&servi
> ce=3DCondenced+View+test&metric=3Dresponse+time>
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>> response time=20
>> 2005-02-06 17:32:00=20
>> 1=20
>> WARNING=20
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>>The responstime is alway the same in this test for =91duration=92 and=20
>>=91response time, and sended at the same time
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>>Why do I sea into PerfParse 2 different times 17:34 and 17:32 ?
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> The times reflect the last time in which a valid result was parsed =
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> PP. This suggests one of the metrics failed. Check your drop file.
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> I see you have a small error:
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> You have: $performanceData =3D "duration=3D$responseTime =
s;$trendline;;;
> Should be: $performanceData =3D =
"duration=3D${responseTime}s;$trendline;;;
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> No space between value and unit. This may help.
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>>Question?
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>>*Administration*
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>>Administraion Menu=20
>><http://asnmtap.citap.be/cgi-bin/perfparse.cgi?admin_menu=3D1>
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>>Is it not =91Administration Menu=92 ?
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> Yes. I am dyslexic. Since my 'vi' has no spell checker, I relay on=20
> kind people such as your self pointing these out. This will be fixed =
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> soon as I have an excuse to release another version :)
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>>Question?
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>>Is it possible to sea the results from the same host, service coming=20
>>from one raw data, into one graphics.
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> Soon. My self and Yves have been arguing hard about the best way of=20
> doing this. Unfortunately we both have little time available. As =
soon=20
> as I can find a few days, this will be done.
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> This will be completed like a shopping card. You will add metrics to=20
> your cart, then 'check out' and store a permanent template. This can=20
> then be used at any time to draw multiple metrics.
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> Watch this space!
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>>I mean, is it possible to have the results for =91duration=92 and =
=91response=20
>>time into the same graphic?
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> The scaling may not show anything useful in this case, you will see =
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> the shape of the lines on the graph. But, yes, this will be possible.
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>>Question?
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>>The name =91Host=92 and =91Service=92 are the hard coded?
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>>This because into ASNMTAP, =91Host=92 means there =91Plugin Group=92 =
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>>=91Service=92 means there =91Plugin Title=92 and if possible I want to =
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>>these two names?
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> Maybe you want to do a patch for us?
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> Edit libpp_common.h and add:
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> #define HOST_TITLE =3D _("Host");
> #define SERVICE_TITLE =3D _("Title");
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> Then go through the code changing this. In your code you can change=20
> this to something else. If this is popular, this can become a=20
> configuration variable.
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>>*A working version of PerfParse integrated into ASNMTAP:*
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>>* *
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>>*PerfParse facilitates the storage and analysis of binary performance=20
>>data produced by the Application Monitoring=20
>><http://asnmtap.citap.be/cgi-bin/perfparse.cgi>*
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>>http://asnmtap.citap.be/asnmtap/nav/test/reports-index-cv.html
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>>http://asnmtap.citap.be/cgi-bin/perfparse.cgi
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> Interesting!
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> Please keep sending your ideas :)
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> Regards,
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> Ben Clewett.
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>>-----Original Message-----
>>*From:* Alex Peeters [mailto:ale...@ci...]
>>*Sent:* zondag 6 februari 2005 12:56
>>*To:* 'bcl...@pe...'
>>*Cc:* 'gc...@pe...'
>>*Subject:* RE: Perfparse
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>>The idea is to replace:
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>>/opt/asnmtap/perfparse/bin/perfparse_nagios_pipe_command.pl =20
>>/opt/asnmtap/perfparse/var/var/perfdata-host.log "$TIMET$" =
"$HOSTNAME$"=20
>>"$OUTPUT$" "$PERFDATA$"
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>>with something like:
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>>/opt/asnmtap/perfparse/bin/ perfparse-pluginoutput2mysql =20
>>--pluginoutput "$TIMET$" "$HOSTNAME$" "$OUTPUT$" "$PERFDATA$"
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>>Hi Ben,
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>>Do you remember that i told you that is wanted to port perfparse to
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> asnmtap,
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>>my application monitoring tool I=92am writing.
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>>=20
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>>Now I have performance data support in it compatible with nagios.
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>>I will do my first test with perfparse-log2mysql, but my question is
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>>of that that is not possible to have a command
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> perfparse-pluginoutput2mysql
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>>where perfparse-pluginoutput2mysql give me the possibility to write
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>>directly the output of my plugin into the database.
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>>With perfparse-log2mysql, I need to write the plugin output first into =
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>>file,
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>>and then perfparse-log2mysql add these data to the database.
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>>perfparse-log2mysql - help
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>>-l, --serviceperf-log <string> : Input log source (from nagios or=20
>>perfparsed)
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>>The question is, can you moddify a version perfparse-log2mysql of =
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>>I can give the plugin output as a parameter please:
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>>perfparse-pluginoutput2mysql
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>>-p, --pluginoutput <string> : pluginoutput (from nagios or =
perfparsed)
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>>*Application System Network Monitoring Tool Alex Peeters*=20
>><http://asnmtap.citap.be/##>
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>>http://asnmtap.citap.be <http://asnmtap.citap.be/>
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>>-- Alex
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