If you use Icinga or Nagios you can set Warnings and Critical states. Checks
can occur at specified intervals along with any other checks you might want
to do (memory/cpu load, disk space, etc)the temperature checks need
lm-sensors installed though.
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Hi Everyone,
Sorry, I've been busy.
I just want to say thanks for your input with this, a couple of excellent
starting points. I'll post back If I get something useful up and running. I
haven't had chance to test any of this yet.
Best Regards,
Dave Hanson
On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 9:52 PM,
Might want to change this line
> TEMP=$(sensors -u | grep temp1 | tail -n1 | awk '{print $2}')
to
TEMP=$(sensors -u | grep temp1_input | tail -n1 | awk '{print $2}')
I think the suggested script might return the critical temperature
rather than the actual temp of the CPU ;-)
Chris
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Dave Hanson wrote:
> So know I guess is a good time to be thinking about home server
> temperatures (after the heat of course) Does anyone have a
> recommendation for a program which could send an email when the
> machines temp reaches a certain degree. Obviously without a GUI?
lm-sensors, cron
On 27 June 2011 20:49, Dave Hanson wrote:
>
> So know I guess is a good time to be thinking about home server temperatures
> (after the heat of course) Does anyone have a recommendation for a program
> which could send an email when the machines temp reaches a certain degree.
> Obviously witho
So know I guess is a good time to be thinking about home server
temperatures (after the heat of course) Does anyone have a recommendation
for a program which could send an email when the machines temp reaches a
certain degree. Obviously without a GUI?
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