debian man page for munin::node::proxyspooler

Query: munin::node::proxyspooler

OS: debian

Section: 3pm

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Munin::Node::ProxySpooler(3pm)				User Contributed Perl Documentation			    Munin::Node::ProxySpooler(3pm)

NAME
Munin::Node::ProxySpooler - Daemon to gather spool information by querying a munin-node instance.
SYNOPSIS
Munin::Node::ProxySpooler->run(spooldir => '/var/spool/munin'); # never returns. # meanwhile, in another process my $spoolreader = Munin::Node::Spoolreader->new( spooldir => '/var/spool/munin', ); print $spoolreader->fetch(123456789);
METHODS
new Munin::Node::ProxySpooler->new(%args); Constructor. It is called automatically by the "run" method, so probably isn't of much use otherwise. run Munin::Node::ProxySpooler->run(%args); Daemonises the current process, and starts fetching data from a Munin node. Never returns. The process will clean up and exit(0) upon receipt of SIGINT, SIGTERM or SIGHUP. "spooldir" The directory to write results to. Optional. "host", "port" The host and port the spooler will gather results from. Defaults to "localhost" and 4949 respectively, which should be acceptable for most purposes. "pid_file" The pidfile to use. Required. perl v5.14.2 2013-11-12 Munin::Node::ProxySpooler(3pm)
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