This is a simple HomeBus data source which publishes the status of a Linux server.
On its first run, homebus-linux-status needs to know how to find the HomeBus provisioning server.
bundle exec homebus-linux -b homebus-server-IP-or-domain-name -P homebus-server-port
The port will usually be 80 (its default value).
Once it's provisioned it stores its provisioning information in .env.provisioning.
The software needs to be configured with a list of filesystems to monitor. Create a .env
file with a single variable in it, MOUNT_POINTS, set to a whitespace separated list of
filesystem mount points. For instance:
MOUNT_POINTS=/ /var/log /var/data
This program publishes the org.homebus.experimental.server-status DDC.