[Orca-users] Anyone using Orca with rsync?

[Liston Bias]

I don't think there is a way to get ride of those specific "annoying"
messages about file no longer being present.  Unless I'm seeing issues
with orca, I just pipe all messages to /dev/null.  I do like to check that
recent orca files (non-bz2 files) are not more than 24 hours old... If I
find they are then it usually means orcallator died for some reason,
client isn't talking to server (use push for rsync), or data file not
bzipped (server down/reboots often cause this).

We install orcallator via pkg on jumpstart, so data collection starts
immediately.  I just need to restart orca script on server periodically to
generate new html and acknowledge new data files.  I do this 1-2 times
daily as perl doesn't do a good job releases memory anyway.

  http://www.solarisadmin.com/orca/orcaclient.shtml

- Liston


On Tue, 7 Oct 2003, Diana N wrote:

> I actually got the idea by reading this doc a while
> ago:
>
> http://www.big-bubbles.fluff.org/blogs/bubbles/archives/000242.html
>
> It's working fine but, as I was saying, it generates
> too many warnings.
>
> Diana.
>
> --- "Garrett, Matt M SITI-ITDIEEE"
> <matt.garrett at shell.com> wrote:
> > It has all ways annoyed me that the orca file
> > systems has to be nfs mounted to each client
> > Do you have any more info on using rsync
> >
> [..]
> > > I was wondering if anyone is using Orca with rsync
> > > (instead of mounting a filesystem). I'm using
> > rsync
> > > right now but I'd like to do some tuning to avoid
> > some
> > > annoying messages.
> [..]
>
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