discovery/processors-ucd-old: add quotes, patch by Corentin Chary

git-svn-id: http://www.observium.org/svn/observer/trunk@1803 61d68cd4-352d-0410-923a-c4978735b2b8

INSTALL

@@ -1,12 +1,11 @@
-Unfortunately this documentation hasn't been written yet.
-	
-Please see http://www.observium.org for installation instructions.
+Please see http://www.observium.org for up to date installation instructions.
 
-Please also contact me via adama@memetic.org if you run in to any issues.
+Please also contact us through the mailing list or on IRC if you run into any issues.
 
 -------
 
-Some notes about how to set up your systems, as there are no real other docs:
+Some notes about how to set up your systems, which have not found their way
+onto the wiki just yet:
 
 Customer port parsing
 =====================
@@ -23,25 +22,3 @@ Set your port description to:
 Transit: whateveryoulike
 Peering: whateveryoulike
 Core: whateveryoulike
-
-LM-Sensors setup
-================
-
-For lm-sensors/net-snmp to put your temperatures in the "Temp" group (as
-opposed to the "Misc" group, their name needs to start with "temp"; for
-Observium to see the interface the name should start with "temp-" (i.e.
-temp-CPU, temp-System). You can change this in /etc/sensors.conf - change
-the label descriptions if necessary, under your specific chipset block.
-
-Papouch TME
-===========
-
-Set your thermometer name (Option 1->0 in the telnet CLI) to the sensor name
-you want displayed in Observer. (Also, the TME only speaks SNMP v1)
-
-Supermicro monitoring
-=====================
-
-On Supermicro motherboards, install Superodoctor on your system and put the
-extend line into your snmpd.conf as instructed to enable SNMP readouts of
-sensor values.

includes/discovery/processors-ucd-old.inc.php

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ if($device['os_group'] == "unix" && $count == "0")
   $percent = $system + $user + $idle;
 
   if(is_numeric($percent)) {
-    discover_processor($valid_processor, $device, 0, 0, "ucd-old", CPU, "1", $system+$user, NULL, NULL);
+    discover_processor($valid_processor, $device, 0, 0, "ucd-old", "CPU", "1", $system+$user, NULL, NULL);
   }
 }