This is an optional configuration option for configuration files
in include_dir. It takes a comma separated list of additional
modules that is appended to the graph_name option. This enables
you to add custom modules without changing the monitorix.conf or
copy all names from graph_name to your config file.
A configuration file can contain sections, subsections and even
subsubsections in the form of:
<gensens> <-- this is a section or module
<list> <-- this is a subsection
0 = temp0
1 = cpu0
2 = bat0
</list>
...
If you plan to create an extra configuration file in 'conf.d/', you
must know that, from now on, you'll be forced to define the whole
subsection even when you are changing only a single value of it.
Otherwise your results might vary from what you expect.
For instance, imagine you want to monitor a second CPU in the
'gensens' module. You will create an extra configuration file in
'conf.d/' to include a second CPU (cpu1) in the key '1' inside the
subsection 'list'. In that case your extra configuration file
should define the section 'gensens' as this:
<gensens>
<list>
0 = temp0
1 = cpu0, cpu1
2 = bat0
</list>
</gensens>
That is, you must include the whole subsection 'list' with all the
rest of options. The rest of subsections of 'gensens' are not needed
because they have not been changed. Monitorix will use the subsections
configured in the main configuration file.
The naming scheme of some graphs are tricky in the way that they not sufixed
by a single numeric digit, but a double with padding (mostly a zero). This
commit fixes the numeric scheme of 'fs' and 'net' graphs, in the event of
when the user selects all graphs of all remote servers.
Still there might be possible that some graph does not appear because the
master server has a different configuration that the remote servers.
#216