Ramoon Lincoln Barros Camacho

Hello costinel and Mr Nigel, sorry answering too late, but I passed through the same problem today, and that's the way I deal with that. I realized that the auto file was being generated in the current directory before moving to my log directory using "-m" option. My first solution was entering the directory before executing the nmon command: For example: cd /opt/ramoon/log;exec /usr/bin/nmon -f -t -s 30 -c 2880 -g auto -D -m /opt/ramoon/log After that, I realized that using the "-m" option before...