displayevent
Purpose
Sends a message about an event or a rearm event to a specified X-window display.
Syntax
displayevent [-h] x-display
Description
The displayevent script sends a message about an event or a rearm event to a specified X-window display. When an event or a rearm event occurs, the event-response resource manager (ERRM) captures and posts information about the event or the rearm event in environment variables that it (the ERRM) generates.
The displayevent script can be used as an action that an event-response resource runs. You can also use this script as a template to create other user-defined actions. To find out how an event-response resource runs an action command, see RSCT: Administration Guide.
ERRM_COND_SEVERITY ERRM_TYPE occurred:
Condition: ERRM_COND_NAME
Node: ERRM_NODE_NAME
Resource: ERRM_RSRC_NAME
Resource Class: ERRM_RSRC_CLASS_NAME
Resource Attribute: ERRM_ATTR_NAME
Attribute Type: ERRM_DATA_TYPE
Attribute Value: ERRM_VALUE
Time: local time This example
is a template of the message that appears on the specified X-window
display when an event or a rearm event occurs for which displayevent is
a response action. For the Time: field,
this script returns the local time when the event or the rearm event
is observed. ERRM_TIME is the environment
variable that the ERRM supplies. The value of ERRM_TIME is
localized and converted to readable form (hh:mm:ss mm/dd/yy)
before it is displayed.This script captures the values of the environment variables and uses the gless command to writewrites a message to the specified X-window display.
Parameters
- x-display
- Specifies the X-window display to which the event or rearm event is written.
Flags
- -h
- Writes this script's usage statement to standard output.
Standard output
When the -h flagoption is specified, this script's usage statement is written to standard output.
Exit status
- 0
- The script has run successfully.
- 1
- An error occurred when the script was run.
Restrictions
This script must be run on the host where the ERRM is running.
Implementation specifics
This script is part of the Reliable Scalable Cluster Technology (RSCT) fileset for AIX®package for Linux®.
Location
- /opt/rsct/bin/displayevent
Examples
- Suppose the command /opt/rsct/bin/displayevent
adminhost:0 is an action in the critical-notification
response, which is associated with the /var space used condition
on the resource /var. The threshold
of the event expression that is defined for this condition is met,
and an event occurs. The critical-notification response takes place,
and displayevent is run. The following
message appears on the X-window display of the node adminhost:
Critical event occurred: Condition: /var space used Node: localnode Resource: /var Resource Class: IBM.FileSystem Resource Attribute: PercentTotUsed Attribute Type: Int32 Attribute Value: 91 Time: 12:21:25 02/27/04