survivor: Prtdiag Check Module

SURVIVOR: `prtdiag` Check Module
About `prtdiag` Dependencies Arguments Description Examples
About `prtdiag`
basics |
Module Type | Scheduler | Remote
check | No | Yes
syntax |
         module prtdiag {
           [verbose <boolean>]
         }
         via <transport>
### Dependencies None ### Arguments
Name | Type | Value
verbose | optional boolean, default is false | Controls whether the module attempts to report specific errors or just that errors exist in general.
1. ### Description The `prtdiag` module uses `/usr/platform/`/bin/uname -i`/sbin/prtdiag -v` to check system diagnostic information on Solaris hosts. In `verbose` mode, the module attempts to display detailed diagnostic information about failed system components. Otherwise, the module only displays whether or not errors/failures exist. If used in non-verbose mode, the `prtdiag` binary should be run by hand and the full output examined when the module reports that errors/failures exist. `prtdiag` requires superuser privileges on the remote host when run via sr. ### Examples To monitor prtdiag:
            module prtdiag {}
            via remote
$Date: 2006/11/19 21:19:26 $ $Revision: 0.5 $ | keywords verbose