[collectd] FC4, collectd, lm_sensors and hddtemp

[Green Cafe]

Hi Florian,

I got lm-sensors to work now. The plugins were located in
the

/usr/local/src/collectd-3.7.2/src/.libs/sensors.o

but not in

/usr/lib/collectd

where collectd.conf says they should be located.  I copied sensors.o over
and it works now.  I do however get only fan speed and temperature readings.
Is there a way to get the voltage readings as well. I going to guess I 
have to recompile
 sensors.c .

Jeffrey


Green Cafe wrote:

> Hi Florian,
>
> I installed lm_sensors-devel' and `rrdtool-devel' and reconpile 
> successfully.
> and ./configure gave me this:
>
> still no sign of lm_sensors.rrd
>
> Jeffrey
>
> Configuration:
>  Libraries:
>    librrd  . . . . . . yes
>    lm_sensors  . . . . yes
>    libstatgrab . . . . no
>    libkstat  . . . . . no (Solaris only)
>    libmysql  . . . . . no (libmysql not found)
>
>  Features:
>    debug . . . . . . . no
>    daemon mode . . . . yes
>
>  Modules:
>    battery . . . . . . yes
>    cpu . . . . . . . . yes
>    cpufreq . . . . . . yes
>    df  . . . . . . . . yes
>    disk  . . . . . . . yes
>    hddtemp . . . . . . yes
>    load  . . . . . . . yes
>    memory  . . . . . . yes
>    mysql . . . . . . . yes
>    nfs . . . . . . . . yes
>    ping  . . . . . . . yes
>    processes . . . . . yes
>    sensors . . . . . . yes
>    serial  . . . . . . yes
>    swap  . . . . . . . yes
>    tape  . . . . . . . yes
>    traffic . . . . . . yes
>    users . . . . . . . yes
>
> Green Cafe wrote:
>
>> Hi Florian.
>>
>> I download the latest tarball from your website and it compile!
>>
>> • collectd-3.7.2.tar.gz
>>
>> I did
>> ./configure
>> make
>> make install
>> /etc/init.d/collectd restart
>>
>> but still lmsensors.rrd
>>
>>
>> I noticed after the ./config command that
>> the summary screen had this:
>>
>>
>>
>> Configuration:
>> Libraries:
>> librrd . . . . . . no (librrd not found)
>> lm_sensors . . . . no (libsensors not found)
>> libstatgrab . . . . no
>> libkstat . . . . . no (Solaris only)
>> libmysql . . . . . no (libmysql not found)
>>
>> Features:
>> debug . . . . . . . no
>> daemon mode . . . . yes
>>
>> Modules:
>> battery . . . . . . yes
>> cpu . . . . . . . . yes
>> cpufreq . . . . . . yes
>> df . . . . . . . . yes
>> disk . . . . . . . yes
>> hddtemp . . . . . . yes
>> load . . . . . . . yes
>> memory . . . . . . yes
>> mysql . . . . . . . yes
>> nfs . . . . . . . . yes
>> ping . . . . . . . yes
>> processes . . . . . yes
>> sensors . . . . . . yes
>> serial . . . . . . yes
>> swap . . . . . . . yes
>> tape . . . . . . . yes
>> traffic . . . . . . yes
>> users . . . . . . . yes
>>
>> I will try it again after I download
>>
>> lm_sensors-devel
>>
>> Jeffrey
>>
>>
>> Florian Forster wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Jeffrey,
>>>
>>> On Thu, Mar 02, 2006 at 12:03:52PM -0800, Green Cafe wrote:
>>>  
>>>
>>>> lm-sensors works fine from  the command line.  I could not get 
>>>> collectd to compile so I used the rpm for FC1.  I will try to 
>>>> recompile with collectd-3.3.0 and forward the error message.
>>>>   
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Thu, Mar 02, 2006 at 12:26:53PM -0800, Green Cafe wrote:
>>>  
>>>
>>>> When I run ./configure
>>>> I get
>>>> 'configure: error: librrd could not be found. Be sure to install 
>>>> rrdtool first!'
>>>>
>>>> librrd is installed however.
>>>>   
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> first, you are using an very outdated version of collectd. Up to date
>>> versions compile cleanly without librrd, though such binaries are
>>> (obviously) limited to client-mode.
>>>
>>> Other than that please make sure that the development packages are
>>> installed too. On my long gone RedHat 7 box those packages were called
>>> `lm_sensors-devel' and `rrdtool-devel'.
>>>
>>> If those packages are installed and the configure script still 
>>> failes to
>>> find the libraries try giving that paths manually. Look for the files
>>> named `rrd.h' and/or `sensors.h'. Their path should look like this:
>>>  /path/to/include/rrd.h
>>>  /path/to/include/sensors/sensors.h
>>> Run `configure' with `--with-rrdtool=/path/to' and/or
>>> `--with-lm-sensors=/path/to', where `/path/to' is the directory in 
>>> which
>>> the `include' directory can be found. This may be different for librrd
>>> and libsensors.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> -octo
>>>  
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