Environment monitoring

[Rocky McGaugh]

On Wed, 1 Oct 2003, Robert G. Brown wrote:

> Alas, if only somebody would give the lm_sensors folks a copy of a good
> book on XML for christmas, and they decided to take the monumental step
> of converting /proc/sensors into a single xml-based file with the
> RELEVANT information presented in toplevel tags like 
> 
>   <cpu_temp id="0" units="C">50.4</cpu_temp> 
> 
> and the irrelevant information presented in tags like
> 
>   <hardware><name>lm78</name><version>1.22a</version></hardware>
> 
> then we could ALL reap the fruits of their labor without needing a copy
> of the lm78 version 1.22a API manual and having to write an application
> that supports each of the sensors THROUGH THEIR INTERFACE one at a
> time...;-)

We have that. lm_sensors+cron+gmond. Nice little XML stream on every node
with every other nodes temps. One can keep a range of tolerance for cpu0, 
cpu1, motherboard, and disk temps and shutdown whenever you need to. 

a netbotz would be cooler though. i'd still use the lm_sensors+cron+gmond
and still have the netbotz as a toy..:)

-- 
Rocky McGaugh
Atipa Technologies
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