munin-limits8

Usage

Options

--service <service>

Limit services to those of <service>. Multiple --service options may be supplied. [unset]

--host <host>

Limit hosts to those of <host<gt>. Multiple --host options may be supplied. [unset]

--contact <contact>

Limit contacts to those of <contact<gt>. Multiple --contact options may be supplied. [unset]

--config <file>

Use <file> as configuration file. [/etc/munin/munin.conf]

--always-send <severity list>

Force sending of messages even if you normally wouldn't.

The <severity list> can be a whitespace or comma separated list of the values "ok", "warning", "critical" or "unknown".

This option may be specified several times, to add more values.

Use of "--always-send" overrides the "always_send" value in munin.conf for configured contacts. See also --force.

--force

Alias for "--always-send ok,warning,critical,unknown"

--[no]force-run-as-root

Force running as root (stupid and unnecessary). [--noforce-root]

--help

View help message.

--[no]debug

If set, view debug messages. [--nodebug]

Overview

Munin-limits is a part of the package Munin, which is used in combination with Munin's node. Munin is a group of programs to gather data from Munin's nodes, graph them, create html-pages, and optionally warn Nagios about any off-limit values.

Munin-limits checks if any values are above or below the set limits, and saves these notes to a file. This file is later used by programs like munin-nagios (to warn nagios) and munin-html (to incorporate them in the web display).

If a service has fields with "warning" or "critical"-options (e.g. "load.warning 10"), and the munin-server configuration file contains the necessary configuration options, munin-limits will check its value.

Files

        /etc/munin/munin.conf
        /var/lib/munin/*
        /var/run/munin/*

Version

This is munin-limits version 2.0.76