Description
Monitoring hard discs in a raid system on linux servers. Raid Guard runs as a daemon and will send mails on specific events.
License
MIT License
Notes
Only tested on a linux server
Features
runs as a daemon.
send a mail if a hard drive loss.
setup via configuration file.
Installation
Dependences
deiman (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/deiman/)
iniparse (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/iniparse/)
Installation / Deinstallation
with pip
pip install raid-guard pip uninstall raid-guardor setup.py
Unpack your package.
Open a terminal and change to the folder which contains the setup.py and type
python setup.py install
Setup
edit the /usr/share/raid_guard/raid_guard.ini an copy it to /root/.raid_guard.ini or start the prog the first time and the ini file will copied automaticly to root.
Add an entry into the /etc/rc.local file: /usr/local/bin/raid_guard start
Usage
raid_guard [options]
options are: start, stop, status, help, test, logfile
Hints
The logfile is stored at /var/log/raid_guard.log
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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