Hi,
> I am quite pleased with the direction you are taking with the System
> Monitor, and agree that an e-mailed alert is a good thing, then
> use the GUI to see the trends.
:)
> Only problem I see so far is that
> if my system is powered down (power outage longer than UPS can handle)
> I seem to lose all history data, and the charts all start clean. I
> have tested this by doing a controlled (and proper) shutdown, and then
> restarting the system. There is invariably a newly started chart
> in the monitor window. Is there any way to write current data out to a
> file and read it back in on startup so that you can span the outage
> times? (Some nut hit a power line pole in the neighborhood, and power
> was out for about 3 hours. UPS is only good for about 30 minutes.)
Ein ?????????????? I have no idea why you see such behaviour. We power off
our test computer many times a day (it's in my sleep room and you know 2
computers on at the same time make a lot of noise and don't let me sleep
:))) All the data is recorded on file everyminute. There is no such thing as
data in RAM. The order is rdtool update whatever. Only the graphs are
generated on demand but based on that data. Maybe, if your computer was
turned off longer than 12 hours you wont see any data in the start page but
you surely will find it if you point to the 48 hr graph.
The only time when the data was really lost was when you upgraded from
release 01 to release 02 without following the instructions :)
Regards.
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