Any one here using Munin

[ian dobson]

Hi,

Anyone here (MythTV users) running munin to monitor backend servers/frontend systems?

I'm currently working on a munin plugin for MythTV that monitors Encoders/Jobs/EPG/schedules and need afew users to help test it before I release it to the wide world

Graphics can be see here http://mail.planet-ian.com/munin/planet-ian.com/index.html

Code is here: http://mail.planet-ian.com/munin/mythtv_status_

Regards
Ian Dobson

[ian dobson]

Hi,

Updated the script, it now uses alot less resources as it doesn't use the XML status page, which appears to have a leak in mythtv-backend.

Regards
Ian Dobson

[UberMiga]

I love to have a go at it :)

The graph looks very nice indeed.

[ian dobson]

Hi,

You can download th code from the munin webpage http://munin.projects.linpro.no/

Regards
Ian Dobson

[newlinux]

I'd never seen munin before. when I get some time I'll look into installing and configuring, since it's in the repos.

[newlinux]

I know it is almost a year later, but I went ahead and set this up. Thanks for the plugin.

[ian dobson]

Hi,

Glad you like it. You can see the myth scripts in action here:- http://mail.planet-ian.com/munin/planet-ian.com/index.html


Regards
Ian Dobson

[newlinux]

I appreciate the script, so I hope i am not sounding like a complainer, but for mythtv_status_schedule the number of upcoming programs seems to include deactivated and duplicate recordings, which aren't going to actually be recorded. the count is way high compared to my actual scheduled recordings, and I think it is because it is counting deactivated and duplicates (I have recording schedules for programs that come on multiple times a day).

But very nice. I appreciate the scripts.

[ian dobson]

I appreciate the script, so I hope i am not sounding like a complainer, but for mythtv_status_schedule the number of upcoming programs seems to include deactivated and duplicate recordings, which aren't going to actually be recorded. the count is way high compared to my actual scheduled recordings, and I think it is because it is counting deactivated and duplicates (I have recording schedules for programs that come on multiple times a day).


I've seen this as well and I planned to change the schedule over to using a stacked graph (like recorded) some day. I started to try and decode the status information stored in the database to work out what is what but gave up after a while as I couldn't find any correlatin between the status codes in the db and what mythweb was showing.

Regards
Ian Dobson

[newlinux]

I've seen this as well and I planned to change the schedule over to using a stacked graph (like recorded) some day. I started to try and decode the status information stored in the database to work out what is what but gave up after a while as I couldn't find any correlatin between the status codes in the db and what mythweb was showing.

Regards
Ian Dobson

yeah, maybe it's some logic in the scheduler code instead of just a field in the DB that keeps track of this... thanks!

[ian dobson]

Hi,

maybe it the real point. That's one thing I hate about mythtv/most open source projects, documentation is quite often very limited.

Regards
Ian Dobson