Then I handed it off to a friend and employee, Jacob, who completely redid
my academic shell-script thing in perl and made it put the errors onto a
webpage at a cron-defined time interval.
This is inspired by the really cool output of the new Adtran T1/DSL
linecards that Bell Atlantic is now using. I'm not inspired by BA, but by
Adtran and how the presented the error count. Well, they don't put the
stuff on a webpage, but it does have it all in nice columns based on 15
minute intervals.
So we did something similar for the PM3s and have web-output now. It
produces a new file each day, and adds to the file every time the script
is run by cron. It's still pretty crude, but it looks cool, provides good
information, and might be very useful.
Sample output:
http://hectic.midcoast.com/pm3/page.html
Sample program is at:
http://hectic.midcoast.com/pm3/sample.tar
YMMV, use at your own risk, etc... etc... This is run on Redhat Linux 5.2.
Comments should sent to snake@midcoast.com and jp@midcoast.com
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