Re: Temperatures plugin

Andrea Gzz wrote:
> Hi.
> 
> First of all I have to say that munin is great, I have been using it for
> a good 6 months now and never experienced any troubles.
> Now, here comes the (probably dumb) question: I recently added the
> temperatures plugin
> ( http://muninexchange.projects.linpro.no/?search&cid=23&pid=37&phid=36 ) but 
> I couldn't get it to plot the temperatures.
> I configured the plugin by setting "env.wcode LIPE EBBR LIVT" in
> munin-node.conf but nothing on the graph.
> What is odd is that the graph displays the correct locations' name, but
> no temperature data is plotted or displayed.
> 
> I noticed that the plugin source code contains this "if" condition:
> 
>> if (defined($ENV{wcode})) {
>>     @wcode = split(' ', $ENV{wcode});
>> } else {
>>     @wcode = ("ENGM", "ENBR", "ENVA", "ENTC");
>> }
> 
> I replaced the codes with the ones I needed and executed the plugin
> from a bash shell.This was the output:
> 
>> amoeba:/etc/munin/plugins# ./temperatures
>> LIPE.value 11
>> EBBR.value 11
>> LIVT.value 16
> 
> So it seems that the values are correctly retrieved from 
> http://weather.noaa.gov/ .
> But still, nothing on the graph.
> What did I miss?
> 
> Andrea

in your  plugin-conf.d/munin-node file, you would use an entry such as this:

[temperatures]
env.wcode LIPE EBBR LIVT



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UWMC Radiation Oncology


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