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I am confused why my smartd.sh is not running:
root@nashawa:/mnt/usb# cd /ffp/start/ root@nashawa:/mnt/usb/ffp/start# sh smartd.sh start Starting /ffp/sbin/smartd -c /ffp/etc/smartd.conf root@nashawa:/mnt/usb/ffp/start# sh smartd.sh status smartd not running root@nashawa:/mnt/usb/ffp/start#
I already added the following in /ffp/etc/smartd.conf
DEVICESCAN /dev/sda -d marvell /dev/sdb -d marvell
My syslogd.sh runs fine.
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fonz wrote:
iazmin wrote:
My syslogd.sh runs fine.
That's good, but why didn't you look into /var/log/messages for error message from smartd?
I did but the directory is empty..no log files
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iazmin wrote:
Code:
DEVICESCAN /dev/sda -d marvell /dev/sdb -d marvellMy syslogd.sh runs fine.
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At last my smartd.sh work! The reason was that I do not put # in front of DEVICESCAN. So my final smartd.conf contain:
/dev/sda -d marvell /dev/sdb -d marvell
I expand further to allow the smartd daemon to email the SMART test result to my email by using the following:
#DEVICESCAN /dev/sda -d marvell -m myEmail@domain.org -M exec /ffp/sbin/smartd_mail.sh -M test /dev/sdb -d marvell -m myEmail@domain.org -M exec /ffp/sbin/smartd_mail.sh -M test
It use the mailx to send the test result. Fantastic!
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