lpar2rrd alerts without attachment

carsten_tk
carsten_tk
in LPAR2RRD
After migrating LPAR2RRD from AIX to Linux (and try of migration of data), I get alert mails without attachments.
On the same time the AIX-based LPAR2RRD sends the same alert including a small png attachment.
In the mail and in the alert log there is no hint or error message regarding missed files.
Can anybody help?

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  • carsten_tk
    carsten_tk
    Is there any relation to the 'nagios' switch?
  • Pavel
    Pavel
    Hi,

    is the issue for IBM Power CPU (HMC based) or OS agent based data, or both?
  • Pavel
    Pavel
    no, related is this parameter:
    Include graphs : 25
    It means last 25 hours will be in the graph.
    When it is 0 then no graphs

  • carsten_tk
    carsten_tk
    Hello Pavel, first on Linux it was on NAGIOS=1, then I changed to NAGIOS=0 similar to AIX. But this change doesn't help.
    Now we have options:
    NAGIOS=0
    EXTERN_ALERT=bin/external_alert_example.sh
    EMAIL_GRAPH=25
    REPEAT_DEFAULT=60
    PEAK_TIME_DEFAULT=30
    TRAP=
    COMM_STRING=
    MAILFROM=
    WEB_UI_URL=

    The alert is:
    LPAR:::SAN_RESP:50:10:15::AIX_Events::

  • Pavel
    Pavel
    pls answer of above question:

    is the issue for IBM Power CPU (HMC based) or OS agent based data, or both?

  • carsten_tk
    carsten_tk
    the issue is on both types of alerting. SAN RESP is measured by agent and CPU Pool utilization is measured in HMC.
  • Pavel
    Pavel
    ok, lets simulate alert and provide us output

    1. set some new alert on CPU pool or LPAR CPU, something small like 0.01 value

    2. run this and send us log

    /home/lpar2rrd/lpar2rrd/load_alert.sh 2>&1 | tee x.log




  • carsten_tk
    carsten_tk
    file is uploaded
  • carsten_tk
    carsten_tk
    Issue resolved!

    In output from load_alert I found a hint regarding missing uuencode and this is really not installed on this vm. I installed from RHEL7 repo sharutils, which contains uuencode.
    # yum install sharutils

    Now all alerts containing the missing graphs.
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