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Zabbix Oracle monitoring plugin - replaced by zbxdb
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zbxora error #13

Closed CGO00 closed 7 years ago

CGO00 commented 7 years ago

Hello,

I'm stuck with this error after launching the following command : $HOME/ciber/bin/zbxora.py -c $HOME/ciber/etc/zbxora_checks/oracle/oracle_237.cfg

Traceback (most recent call last): File "/root/ciber/bin/zbxora.py", line 84, in <module> DB_URL = CONFIG.get(ME[0], "db_url") File "/usr/lib64/python2.7/ConfigParser.py", line 330, in get raise NoSectionError(section) ConfigParser.NoSectionError: No section: 'zbxora'

Any idea ?

ikzelf commented 7 years ago

Ok, the idea of the config file you give with -c to zbxora.py is that this contains the connect information. I normally store them in $HOME/ciber/etc/ where you also find the zbxora_checks directory. In the download you will see an example named fsdb02.cfg. You will have to create a similar cfg file for every database that you want to monitor. The files in the zbxora_checks directory are found by zbxora.py based on the version of the database, the role in plays and the instance_type. If you want extra metrics, there you can add site specific checks files, or edit the files from the download. The main error you hit is the fact that you config file has no [zbxora] section. I hope this helps, feel free to ask for more clarifications.

CGO00 commented 7 years ago

Hi Ikzelf,

My bad, i copy paste the wrong execution code.

About "no [zbxora] section", if you rename "zbxora.py" by "zbxora_1.py" you have to modify the header of the cfg file in ""$HOME/ciber/etc/" and replace [zbxora] by [zbxora_1]

I also encounter another issue with the cfg file in "$HOME/ciber/etc/zbxora_checks/oracle/" called by "site_checks"

I don't have the error message anymore, but it says that the "$HOME/ciber/etc/zbxora_checks/oracle/my_cfg.cfg" was not found.

I solved the issue in "$HOME/ciber/etc/zbxora.db_name.cfg" by modifying the line "checks_dir" as in my cfg file i called it with "$HOME/ciber/etc/zbxora_checks" but you need to change "$HOME" by (in my case) "/root". I don't know why my home was not recognized as "$HOME" in my terminal was the right one.

Maybe it may help other people.