OPENLDAP

[Necromago]

Hello,

I would to query the LDAP Server via this command line :

# ldapsearch -x -b "dc=domain,dc=society,dc=fr" -h localhost | grep dn: | wc -l

This command will give me the count of entry "dn:" contained in my LDAP.

Then I would just have a graph of this value in my CACTI.

Do you think that is possible?

Thank you

[Necromago]

I edited my topic to make it more clear

[anamta]

is the latency being reported the average latency or the current latency from the latest poll on both the TCP and HTTP scripts?

[Necromago]

The latency is not the problem.

My CACTI Server is on a special network.

If I use the command on a server, it'll answer me a number between 50000 and 100000.

That's this number I need to graph...

[Necromago]

Hi,

I used the perl script, <path_cacti>/scripts/ping.pl as an example to make my script ...

Here it is:test_ldap.pl

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#!/usr/bin/perl

# Use open to call a file.sh
open(PROCESS,'ssh root@IP \"/usr/local/bin/test_ldap.sh\" |') || die ("echec: $!\n");
while (<PROCESS>)
{
print $_;
}

close(PROCESS);

The test_ldap.pl lunch this test_ldap.sh on my LDAP Server:

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#!/bin/bash

ldapsearch -x -b "dc=domain,dc=fr" -h localhost | grep dn: | wc -l

- If I run the .sh on the LDAP Server : I recieve a number.
- If I run the .pl on the CACTI Server : I recieve a number.

But CACTI does not make me a graph...

Only some "-nan"

Could you help me to find my mistakes?

Thank you