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Well, here we have a brand new area, and that's great. I am wondering if old content will be migrated over here, or if there is a way to look through it.
I actually have a question about a script that I downloaded (I believe Karl wrote it). I'll include it below. It worked for a few days, and then all of a sudden it stopped working.
--- The error:
./test.sh: line 1: use: command not found
./test.sh: line 2: syntax error near unexpected token `('
./test.sh: line 2: `$session = eval{InCharge::session->new('
--------- The script
use InCharge::session;
$session = eval{InCharge::session->new(
server=>'CMA-AM-PM',
)};
# use to determine if instrumentation is present and working
#$UTIL{Disk} = 'Status';
#$UTIL{Interface} = 'CurrentUtilization';
#$UTIL{Port} = 'CurrentUtilization';
$UTIL{FileSystem} = 'UtilizationPct';
#$UTIL{Processor} = 'CurrentUtilization';
#$UTIL{Memory} = 'FreeMemoryPct';
@UCS = $session->getInstances('UnitaryComputerSystem');
foreach $ucs (sort @UCS) {
$obj = $session->object($ucs);
$class = $obj->{CreationClassName};
print "\n$class $ucs\n";
foreach $if (sort @{$obj->{ComposedOf}}) {
($vclass, $vname) = split /::/,$if;
$ifobj=$session->object($if);
$util = $ifobj->{$UTIL{$vclass}};
if ($util ne '') {
print "\t$ifobj->{DisplayName}\t$util\n";
}
}
}
Any ideas? Much appreciated!
Don
Don,
On a quick look it appears that perl isn't in the path (which is why
"use" isn't recognized). I'm not sure what OS you're using but you could
add it to the first statement in the script using Unix syntax or ensure
it's in your path statement on other OS's
#!/(path to smarts perl).
It also appears that the domain has a comma after it, which won't work (I
don't believe as perl will expect further parameters). I'm assuming that
you removed the userid/password or other parameters from the snippet you
sent.
Please let me know if I missed the mark.
Thanks,
Dave
Hi Don!
The new URL for our community includes all of the content from the original site. Our Smarts Community has two locations. The discussion you have posted today is located in the public area of the ECN Smarts Community - which is accessible by anyone who has an ECN log in. There is also the private Smarts User Group area where others are posting information they wish only to share with those who have registed to become a Smarts User Group member.
Regards,
Christina
Hi Dave:
Thank you so much for your quick reply. I am using Red Hat
I added the line
#!/opt/InCharge/IP/smarts/perl
[root@spnssr27.miscny.nyenet_Prod: /opt/InCharge/IP/smarts/bin]# ./test.sh
-bash: ./test.sh: /opt/InCharge/IP/smarts/perl: bad interpreter: Permission denied
I removed that comma, as you suggested, but am now a little confused. I ran this script successfully without any username or password information. I don't recall any instructions from Karl in his initial email stating that these are required.
Thank again for your help.
Don
Hi Christina:
Ok, that makes a certain amount of sense. I assume then that my account doesn't have permission to that area, and I suppose I will need to request it. Per your email of 8/24/12, I thought that I had the access.
If I do indeed have the correct access, I guess I am too thick skulled to find the secret area, and will need guidance.
Thank you for your quick reply!
Don
I found it!
Thank you, Christina.
Don Howe
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Posted October 22nd, 2012 10:00
Don,
You should be using sm_perl which is in the directory you mention. You
could issue the command from the command line as well.
sm_perl test.sh
Let me know if this works for you.
Thanks,
Dave