Re: [Bigsister-general] Simple test returns: Requester: no handler for domain sock.

["Peter Varlien" <suppressed>]

Title: Simple test returns: Requester: no handler for domain sock.

Just to check: I assume you've verfied that your Perl code is syntacticly correct?

If the module fails to load due to a syntax error, you will see the error message you quoted.

 

Peter

----- Original Message -----

From: Simon Bole-Brown

To: 'suppressed'

Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2005 4:43 AM

Subject: [Bigsister-general] Simple test returns: Requester: no handler for domain sock.

Hi,
I was following with interest the series of articles on developing your own tests (run over Christmas) and am having problems with a new test I am developing. As it failed to work I went back to basics and I still can't get it to work. The test is for monitoring socket processes running on our servers.

I have included the relevant code that may assist you to assist me.
Does someone please have an idea of what I have done wrong.
Your help is greatly appreciated.
Regards
Simon Bole-Brown
Toll Priority
Australia

My etc/testdef/sock.cgf:
-----------------------------------
#
# retrieve the number of Sockets
# Simon Bole-Brown - 10 Feb 2005
test sock_users_check {
static set name "sock";
static set features local unix;
static set description "Monitor the number of sockets running on a server";
static set arguments
"perf:int:report perf data every perf minutes"
"max:int:Maximum number of sockets required."
"min:int:Minimum number of sockets required."
"item:string:Item as which to report.";
pernode set report_item "sock";
# Items from single_value #
set discover_refresh 60*24;
set discover_retry 60;
set perf_frequency 5;
set host "set by uxmon";
set alias "set by uxmon";
# End of items from single_value
init {
instance set max 2;
instance set min 2;
instance import perf perf_frequency;
instance import max;
instance import min;
instance import item report_item;
}
pernode monitor {
get sock.hrSockCount[0];
pernode set socket_count ${sock.hrSockCount[0]};
}
pernode report {
status red ( ${socket_count} > ${max} ) "&red" " " ${socket_count} " Sockets > permitted ( " ${max} " )";
status red ( ${socket_count} < ${min} ) "&red" " " ${socket_count} " Sockets < permitted ( " ${min} " )";
status green 1 "&green" " " ${socket_count} " sockets ( Max > " ${max} ", Min > " ${min} " )";
comment "html" "<hr />"
"Number of sockets: " ${socket_count} " ( Max > " ${max} ", Min > " ${min} " )";
}
perf {
export always single.sockCount, ${socket_count};
export sometimes single.sockCount.description, "Sockets";
}
}

My uxmon/Requester/sock.pm:
---------------------------------------------
package Requester::sock;
use strict;
@Requester::sock::ISA = qw(Requester::Requester);
my $requester = new Requester::sock;
sub new
{
my ($this, $args ) = @_;
my $class = ref($this) || $this;
my $self = {};
bless($self, $class);
$self->register( "sock" );
return $self;
}
sub getinfo {
my( $self ) = @_;
# Get socket count
chomp ($sock_count = `ps -ef | grep "phantom SOCKET.SERV.CCS" | grep -vc grep`);
return { 0 => {
"hrSockCount" => $sock_count
} };
}
1;

uxmon-net (edited for relevant sections only)
---------------
DEFAULT community=public frequency=5 ALL
# Set the default version and protocol for rpc checks to "1" and "udp"
DEFAULT version=1 proto=udp rpc
DESCR features=unix,solaris device=computer localhost

localhost perf=10 max=2 min=2 sock