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# copyright, 2003-2009 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, LP
# NOTE - by default, this module only collectl data once a minute, which you can change
# with the i=x parameter (eg --import misc,i=x). Regardless of the collection interval,
# date will be reported every interval in brief/verbose formats to provide a consisent
# set of output each monitoring cycle. However, --export lexpr will report light-weight
# counters every interval but heavy-weight ones (currenly only logins) based in i=.
# sexpr and gexpr will report all 4 counters every interval independent of when sampled.
# To report --export data in ALL lexpr samples, in case the listener expects it, include
# the a switch (eg misc,a).
# M i s c e l l a n e u o s C o u n t e r
use strict;
# Allow reference to collectl variables, but be CAREFUL as these should be treated as readonly
our ($miniFiller, $rate, $SEP, $datetime, $miniInstances, $interval, $showColFlag);
my (%miscNotOpened, $miscUptime, $miscMHz, $miscMounts, $miscLogins);
my ($miscUptimeTOT, $miscMHzTOT, $miscMountsTOT, $miscLoginsTOT);
my ($miscInterval, $miscImportCount, $miscSampleCounter, $miscAllFlag);
sub miscInit
{
my $impOptsref=shift;
my $impKeyref= shift;
# If we ever run with a ':' in the inteval, we need to be sure we're
# only looking at the main one. NOTE - if --showcolflag, collectl
# sets $interval to 0 and we need to make sure out division doesn't bomb
my $miscInterval1=(split(/:/, $interval))[0];
$miscInterval1=1 if $showColFlag;
# For now, only options are a, 'i=' and s
$miscInterval=60;
$miscAllFlag=0;
if (defined($$impOptsref))
{
foreach my $option (split(/,/,$$impOptsref))
{
my ($name, $value)=split(/=/, $option);
error("invalid misc option: '$name'") if $name ne 'a' && $name ne 'i' && $name ne 's';
$miscInterval=$value if $name eq 'i';
$miscAllFlag=1 if $name eq 'a';
}
}
$miscImportCount=int($miscInterval/$miscInterval1);
error("misc interval option not a multiple of '$miscInterval1' seconds")
if $miscInterval1*$miscImportCount != $miscInterval;
$$impOptsref='s'; # only one collectl cares about
$$impKeyref='misc';
$miscSampleCounter=-1;
$miscLogins=0;
return(1);
}
# Nothing to add to header
sub miscUpdateHeader
{
}
sub miscGetData
{
getProc(0, '/proc/uptime', 'misc-uptime');
grepData(1, '/proc/cpuinfo', 'MHz', 'misc-mhz');
grepData(2, '/proc/mounts', ' nfs ', 'misc-mounts');
# we only retrieve heavy-weight counters at the misc sampling interval
# as specified by "i=" or the default value of 60.
return if ($miscSampleCounter++ % $miscImportCount)!=0;
getExec(4, '/usr/bin/who -s -u', 'misc-logins');
}
sub miscInitInterval
{
}
sub miscAnalyze
{
my $type= shift;
my $dataref=shift;
$type=~/^misc-(.*)/;
$type=$1;
my @fields=split(/\s+/, $$dataref);
if ($type eq 'uptime')
{
$miscUptime=$fields[0];
}
elsif ($type eq 'mhz')
{
$miscMHz=$fields[3];
}
elsif ($type eq 'mounts')
{
$miscMounts=$fields[0];
}
elsif ($type eq 'logins:') # getExec adds on the ':'
{
$miscLogins=$fields[0];
}
}
sub miscPrintBrief
{
my $type=shift;
my $lineref=shift;
if ($type==1) # header line 1
{
$$lineref.="<------Misc------>";
}
elsif ($type==2) # header line 2
{
$$lineref.=" UTim MHz MT Log ";
}
elsif ($type==3) # data
{
$$lineref.=sprintf(" %4s %4d %2d %3d ",
cvt($miscUptime/86400), $miscMHz, $miscMounts, $miscLogins);
}
elsif ($type==4) # reset 'total' counters
{
$miscUptimeTOT=$miscMHzTOT=$miscMountsTOT=$miscLoginsTOT=0;
}
elsif ($type==5) # increment 'total' counters
{
$miscUptimeTOT+= int($miscUptime/86400+.5); # otherwise we get round off error
$miscMHzTOT+= $miscMHz;
$miscMountsTOT+= $miscMounts;
$miscLoginsTOT+= $miscLogins;
}
elsif ($type==6) # print 'total' counters
{
printf " %4d %4d %2d %3d ", $miscUptimeTOT/$miniInstances, $miscMHzTOT/$miniInstances,
$miscMountsTOT/$miniInstances, $miscLoginsTOT/$miniInstances;
}
}
sub miscPrintVerbose
{
my $printHeader=shift;
my $homeFlag= shift;
my $lineref= shift;
my $line='';
if ($printHeader)
{
$line.="\n" if !$homeFlag;
$line.="# MISC STATISTICS\n";
$line.="#$miniFiller UpTime CPU-MHz Mounts Logins\n";
}
$$lineref.=$line;
return if $showColFlag;
$$lineref.=sprintf("$datetime %6s %6d %6d %6d \n",
cvt($miscUptime/86400), $miscMHz, $miscMounts, $miscLogins);
}
sub miscPrintPlot
{
my $type= shift;
my $ref1= shift;
# Headers - note we end with $SEP but that's ok because writeData() removes it
$$ref1.="[MISC]Uptime${SEP}[MISC]MHz${SEP}[MISC]Mounts${SEP}[MISC]Logins${SEP}"
if $type==1;
# Summary Data Only - and here we start with $SEP
$$ref1.=sprintf("$SEP%d$SEP%d$SEP%d$SEP%d",
$miscUptime/86400, $miscMHz, $miscMounts, $miscLogins)
if $type==3;
}
sub miscPrintExport
{
my $type= shift;
my $ref1= shift;
my $ref2= shift;
my $ref3= shift;
# The light-weight counters are reported every sampling interval but since I think sexpr
# needs to be contant, we'll always report all even if some only sampled periodically.
# Same thing for gexpr, at least for now.
if ($type eq 'l')
{
push @$ref1, "misc.uptime"; push @$ref2, sprintf("%d", $miscUptime/86400);
push @$ref1, "misc.cpuMHz"; push @$ref2, sprintf("%d", $miscMHz);
push @$ref1, "misc.mounts"; push @$ref2, sprintf("%d", $miscMounts);
}
elsif ($type eq 's')
{
$$ref1.=sprintf(" (misctotals (uptime %d) (cpuMHz %d) (mounts %d) (logins %d))\n",
$miscUptime/86400, $miscMHz, $miscMounts, $miscLogins);
}
elsif ($type eq 'g')
{
push @$ref2, 'num', 'num', 'num', 'num', 'num';
push @$ref1, "misc.uptime"; push @$ref3, sprintf("%d", $miscUptime/86400);
push @$ref1, "misc.cpuMHz"; push @$ref3, sprintf("%d", $miscMHz);
push @$ref1, "misc.mounts"; push @$ref3, sprintf("%d", $miscMounts);
push @$ref1, "misc.logins"; push @$ref3, sprintf("%d", $miscLogins);
}
# Heavy-weight lexpr counters are only returned based on "i=" or default of 60 seconds
return if !$miscAllFlag && (($miscSampleCounter-1) % $miscImportCount)!=0;
if ($type eq 'l')
{
push @$ref1, "misc.logins"; push @$ref2, sprintf("%d", $miscLogins);
}
}
# Type 1: return contents of first match
# Type 2: return count of all matches
sub grepData
{
my $type= shift;
my $proc= shift;
my $string=shift;
my $tag= shift;
# From getProc()
if (!open PROC, "<$proc")
{
# but just report it once, but not foe nfs or proc data
logmsg("W", "Couldn't open '$proc'") if !defined($miscNotOpened{$proc});
$miscNotOpened{$proc}=1;
return(0);
}
my $count=0;
foreach my $line (<PROC>)
{
next if $line!~/$string/;
if ($type==1)
{
record(2, "$tag $line");
return;
}
$count++;
}
record(2, "$tag $count\n");
}
1;