* Add it as it currently is. Needs to be moved over to JSON
* rename it to zfs-freebsd as it is FreeBSD specific
now uses JSON
* misc. updates and document it all
* minor spelling correction
An example output like below where the first line of output is just "localhost" so it causes the splitting to cause an out of index error.
Example:
cat /tmp/apache-snmp
localhost
ServerVersion: Apache/2.4.25 (Ubuntu) PHP/5.6.30-5+deb.sury.org~trusty+2
ServerMPM: prefork
Server Built: 2016-12-21T00:00:00
CurrentTime: Thursday, 18-May-2017 19:26:43 EDT
RestartTime: Thursday, 18-May-2017 11:35:48 EDT
ParentServerConfigGeneration: 2
ParentServerMPMGeneration: 1
ServerUptimeSeconds: 28255
ServerUptime: 7 hours 50 minutes 55 seconds
Load1: 0.04
Load5: 0.05
Load15: 0.10
Total Accesses: 5367
Total kBytes: 61432
CPUUser: 19.69
CPUSystem: 1.05
CPUChildrenUser: 0
CPUChildrenSystem: 0
CPULoad: .0734029
Uptime: 28255
ReqPerSec: .189949
BytesPerSec: 2226.38
BytesPerReq: 11721
BusyWorkers: 1
IdleWorkers: 6
Scoreboard: ___....._.__.W........................................................................................................................................
* add BIND named SNMP extend
* nolonger piss the entire stats across the wire, but crunch them and return them
* more work on bind
* more misc. updates
* add proper agent support as well as optional zeroing
* add -m
* add SMART SNMP extend
* cleanup default disk examples
* correct a small typo
* add option caching support
* add checking selftest log and nolonger zeros non-existent IDs
* now uses a config file
* add the ability to guess at the config
* properly remove device entries with partitions now and avoid adding dupes in a better manner
* now have smartctl scan as well to see if it missed anything
* note why ses and pass are ignored
* properly use the cache file in the config now
* actually use the cache now
* cleanup and make it something that can properly be invoked via cli
* blank the user/pass/host bits increasing the chances it will work out of the box
* Update mysql_stats.php
* Update mysql_stats.php
* Update mysql_stats.php
* Update mysql_stats.php
* Rename mysql_stats.php to mysql
* add Nvidia SNMP extend
* update the extend path
* now support more than 4 GPUs
this will now support how ever many GPUs are installed on a system...
Just double checked and it appears nvidia-smi dmon only reports up to 4 GPUs at a time... so if we have more than 4, begin checking they exist and if so print them
