Not sure when this happened. If you could provide a patch to get these
behaviors in the shape you think they need to be, we will get it into
CVS.
-Federico
On Dec 13, 2004, at 10:25 AM, Jason A. Smith wrote:
It probably isn't common, but using an old gmetad with the new 2.5.7
webfrontend scripts will cause an error from this code in
get_ganglia.php which is assuming a grid tag must be present:
# If we have no child data sources, assume something is wrong.
if (!count($grid))
{
print "<H4>Ganglia cannot find a data source. Is gmond
running?</H4>";
exit;
}
Shouldn't the error message say gmetad not gmond? Is a grid tag really
necessary for the webfrontend to function? If I comment this code out
the web page looks fine to me.
~Jason
On Mon, 2004-12-13 at 13:02, Jason A. Smith wrote:
I just noticed a change in gmetad's behavior with respect to the
scalable config option that happened in version 2.5.5, which I didn't
notice before. The scalable option now only affects how gmetad
processes xml data it reads, not how it writes its own xml data. The
documentation in the gmetad.conf file says that setting scalable to
off
will also make it not wrap its xml output in a grid tag.
Either the documentation or code should probably be corrected.
~Jason
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