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djbill

23rd April 2009 11:32

Ability to exclude one or more filesystem monitoring

I have this server filesystem (RPM I from www.ovh.com):

Code:

Filesystem          Type          Size          Used          Available          Use%          Mounted on

/dev/sda1                 ext3                9.7G        1.3G                   7.9G        14%           /

tmpfs                         tmpfs        245M        0                   245M        0%        /lib/init/rw

udev                         tmpfs        10M        24K                    10M        1%        /dev

tmpfs                         tmpfs        245M        0                 245M        0%        /dev/shm

/dev/root            cramfs        4.6M        4.6M                  0        100%        /initrd

I need exclude "/dev/root" from monitoring because i have a permanent error on "overview".

Thanks in advance.

vogelor

23rd April 2009 20:10

what is this device used for

is it a flash - card?
if yes i think it is better, if i exclude all partitons with file-system type = "cramfs" because this file-system type is always 100% full.

is this correct? (sorry for my "stupid" question, but i didn't have this type of FS at my computer as i developed the monitor...)

Olli

djbill

23rd April 2009 21:18

Hello, "/dev/root" is not a flash card. OVH.com provides low-cost dedicated servers with iSCSI storage (or NFS), server don`t have physical hard drives, the swap is located on a pendrive) and also the possibility of a netboot kernel. "/dev/root" seems that it is a network filesystem that containst kernel.

Ask if you need more help

Thanks in advance, sorry for my english.

vogelor

23rd April 2009 22:09

hhmm

ok - i think about, what we can do...

tebokkel

24th April 2009 14:05

Device /dev/root is a ramdisk mounted on /initrd. Normally that's not needed after booting. Just unount it and you should be done with it. Perhaps uncomment it in /etc/fstab.

(as root)
umount /initrd

Paul

vogelor

24th April 2009 14:28

will be removed

till and i decided to remove the cramfs file - type from the monitor at the next version of ispconfig.

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