Try Netsaint at...
netsaint.sourceforge.net
You can use it to monitor al of your systems. I even use it to monitor my
NT and 2000 boxes.
-----Original Message-----
From: Duncan Hill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 11:45 AM
To: RedHat List
Subject: Performance monitoring on RH 6.x
I've got (to me) an interesting problem. One of the servers I help
manage keeps kicking up a system load of 30+ at midnight every
day. There are no cron jobs for that time period. Sendmail shuts
down for the duration of the load, as does the apache webserver (an
angel script has to restart it).
Is there any way I can non-interatively monitor which processes are
taking up CPU etc at that time? I know I could sit online with top
and watch it, but I'd rather just have something that polls
/proc/whatever if thats possible. Heck, even the right file(s) in
proc would help, as I could write my own code to parse it.
--
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