WIN Performance Counter with "#" in path, ...
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Hello,
Is there any option to collect windows performance counters with
"#" in path name. I tried enclosing # in single/double quotes,
prefixing with "/", "\", defining path in agent config *WinPerf section
vs using PDH parameter.In trace mode it looks like parsing stops at "#" character.
Agent used was: 0.2.26.1 (0.2.26).
Thank you,
Ales
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Hi!
It's a bug. Fortunately it's easy to fix, I'll do it till release.
Best regards,
Victor -
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@sodalist said in WIN Performance Counter with "#" in path, ...:
BTW I am still searching for pay pal donations button

We have added such button
May be it will have some use 
Best regards,
Victor -
Hello,
I tested the button. You can provide feedback by adding little timeout
to ServiceCheck.Custom(<insert arguments here>) as additional parameter
so that check would give back value when TCP port is not reachable
And one more suggestion if I can
(pushing my luck) evaluate feature
requests, create table put value preset pay pall button in each row in that
table.thank you,
Ales
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Hi!
Thank you! I'll add timeout option, but not in 0.2.27 - it's already prepared for release.
Best regards,
Victor -
@sodalist said in WIN Performance Counter with "#" in path, ...:
I tested the button. You can provide feedback by adding little timeout
to ServiceCheck.Custom(<insert arguments here>) as additional parameter
so that check would give back value when TCP port is not reachable
Hi.
I've just submited required changes, they will be pushed into upcoming release (will be packed tomorrow morning)
Default timeout is set to 30 seconds, but you can change it using "Timeout" parameter (in milliseconds) in "*portcheck" section.
Sample nxagentd.conf:
MasterServers = localhost LogFile = /tmp/nx/agent.log SubAgent = /tmp/nx/lib/libnsm_portCheck.so *Portcheck Timeout = 5000 # 5 seconds. -
Also, it is now possible to specify timeout (in milliseconds) as last argument in all ServiceCheck.xxx parameters. Timeout given directly in parameter will override default timeout set by Timeout in configuration file.
Best regards,
Victor
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