Performance on a few hosts only

[Michael Medin]

I think as perfdata is only gathered when it is there you can probably 
make a simple wrapper script that strips it away from the command.
ie. check_foo -H $HOST$ | strip_perf

where strip_perf would be something along the following:
#!/bin/sh
awk -F \| '{print $1}'

only theorizing on a potential solution so don't really know...

// MickeM


Barry Maclean wrote:

>I'm using perfparse to put performance stats in a mysql database. It's
>working good. But I would like to disable performance stats on most of
>the servers I have and only enable it on a few servers. Can this be
>done??
>
>Many Thanks Barry
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