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Subject:	RE: Command Data Source Zenoss5/6
Author:	Justin Bezuhly
Posted:	2018-03-08 11:30

Let me preface this with I am no expert, but maybe I can stumble through this with you.

First, I think a different service runs the command to run the script from the gui, but it may just be that you need to commit the image after making changes in zenhub. It may be better to store the script in the shared mount point that is mounted in all containers. Here is a script I use to add other scripts to said location, hope it helps.


#!/bin/bash

SERVICE_ID=$(serviced service status Zenoss.core | sed -n '2p' | awk {'print $2'})

mkdir -p "/opt/serviced/var/volumes/$SERVICE_ID/var-zenpacks/scripts/discovery"
mkdir -p "/opt/serviced/var/volumes/$SERVICE_ID/var-zenpacks/scripts/krb5_add"

cp /root/new_devices_ldap.py /opt/serviced/var/volumes/$SERVICE_ID/var-zenpacks/scripts/discovery/
cp /root/load_devices.sh /opt/serviced/var/volumes/$SERVICE_ID/var-zenpacks/scripts/discovery/
cp /root/sou.krb5.custom /opt/serviced/var/volumes/$SERVICE_ID/var-zenpacks/scripts/krb5_add/

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Justin Bezuhly
System Administrator
Southern Oregon University
Ashland OR
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Subject:	RE: Command Data Source Zenoss5/6
Author:	Devon Solomon
Posted:	2018-03-08 17:41

I think it would be zencommand service (container) or zenactiond. I know we have command notifications that run a script and we had to save (commit) the scripts to the zenactiond container and then restart the service. here's a link to save scripts inside a container. We keep our scripts in /home/zenoss/triggers and then just sync those to the container. 

commands i used for ours. 

mynew=notificationtriggers
serviced service shell -s $mynew -i zenactiond
mkdir /opt/zenoss/var/ext/scripts
cd /opt/zenoss/var/ext/scripts
sync -azv user@host:/home/zenoss/triggers/ /opt/zenoss/var/ext/scripts
exit
exit
serviced snapshot commit $mynew
serviced service restart zenactiond

How to add tools or scripts into a Resource Manager 5.x Docker Container

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How to add tools or scripts into a Resource Manager 5.x Docker Container Zenoss Resource Manager 5.x It is often useful to run scripts or troubleshooting tools in docker containers. This KB describes the methods necessary to modify Resource Manager (RM) Docker containers to run scripts or tools and enable them to persist. Because Docker containers are initiated from a base image, they are stateless. View this on Zenoss >

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Devon Solomon
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