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    Nikita Matov
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    Hello, Victor!

    I want to monitor disk queue on remote PC, I've wrote script in bash that returns disk queue, but it takes 5 minutes for this script to return a value ( i used command: iostat -xd /dev/sda 300 2). I've modifed time-out's in nxagentd.conf for server to wait. While it works server keeps asking agent to return a value, in the end i have a plenty of iostat processes running, and no value is returned to server. How can i configure agent/server to wait 5 minutes and take a value from the script?

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      Nikita Matov
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      I have found AgentCommandTimeout parameter in server configuration. Modifying it to the correct time solves the problem. But now all agents have this big time-out and every other paramter I monitor at this node is now waiting for iostat to recieve a value, is there a way to configure this time-out only for some paramaters, so that others wouldn't wait for it? Any work-around is welcome.

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        Alex Kirhenshtein
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        I suggest you to do it that way:

        *) add your iostat script to the crontab and redirect it's output so some file
        *) change external parameter's command to 'cat /file_with_data'

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