Monitoring File count in a Folder using Script Monitor ( Linux and Solaris)
OpManager supports different scripts (Powershell , Shell,Perl & VBScript) for adding custom script monitors.
Here is a sample shell script for monitoring number of files on a Linux and Solaris servers.
For Linux server :
Script Body:
#!/bin/bash
files=$(ls /opt/ManageEngine | wc -l)
set -e
echo "Message: Files"
printf "Data:\n files $files"
For Solaris:
Script Body :
#!/bin/bash
files=`ls /opt/SUNWmlib/lib | wc -l`
set -e
echo "Message: File Count"
echo "Data:\nfiles\t$files "
(command ls /opt/SUNWmlib/lib | wc -l is specified using back tick(``) on both sides)
Find the attached files available as .XML script files.
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