Remember, this all started from noticing that a network configuration
that might even be common on Solaris can cause a mixture of short and
long hostnames when gmond does the name lookup from the IP in the
multicast data. If your primary query node goes down or is unreachable
for some other reason
We had accidentally installed a new php.ini file on our webserver that
had set the error_reporting to E_ALL. This caused an enormous amount of
warning messages to be written to apache's error log file, filling it up
to the 2GB file size limit in just a few days causing apache to crash.
Since the
"Jason A. Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> As long as the hostnames that ganglia gets from the IPs are consistently
> in the fqdn format then it would be better than the current situation
> which results in a mixture of short and full names.
That isn't possible, in the general case. FQDN is a
