On Wed, Nov 24, 2004 at 11:49:23AM +, Matt Massie wrote:
> i think it's good practice that when an application daemonizes that it
> close all open file descriptors that it inherits from the parent... not
> just stdin, stdout, stderr. it's also important that (at least on
> freebsd) that the me
Hi Matt,
--- Matt Massie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> martin-
>
> you are my hero!
>
> i was going to go merge the 2.5.7 branch code back in monitor-core
> HEAD today and i really wasn't looking forward to it. thank
> you thank you thank you.
>
hey, it wasn't that hard ... And I had requeste
OK,
Ignore that. Just realized that I have to run 'bootstrap'.
Yemi
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Hi.
I just checked out the head of monitor-core from cvs. Where is the ./configure
script?
Yemi
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martin-
you are my hero!
i was going to go merge the 2.5.7 branch code back in monitor-core HEAD
today and i really wasn't looking forward to it. thank you thank you
thank you.
i just updated my local CVS and made a new snapshot...
http://matt-massie.com/ganglia/ganglia-monitor-core-2.5.8.2
On Wed, 24 Nov 2004, Matt Massie wrote:
i'm don't completely understand the DESTDIR problem you had. if possible,
i'd like to squash that bug.
It's pretty simple. If you set the DESTDIR when running 'make install',
everything gets installed into the value of DESTDIR/PREFIX instead of just
i'm don't completely understand the DESTDIR problem you had. if
possible, i'd like to squash that bug.
the latest 2.5.8 snapshot can be downloaded from
http://matt-massie.com/ganglia/ganglia-monitor-core-2.5.8.200411241228.tar.gz
2.5.8 is unicast-enabled.
-matt
Luke A. Kanies wrote:
Hi all,
i was just reading through the patches on sourceforge and saw a message
about AIX problems caused by gmond forking after metric_init() and
closing all file descriptors. looks like it uses a file descriptor to
export kernel data as well. the person run gmond in debug mode and
piped output to /
carlo-
you might email this guy in peru. he has been contributing some great
code to ganglia already (recently he sent in a patch to add native
network metrics). i'm sure he could have ganglia up and running on
mingw in no time. :)
-matt
ps. i think his name is carlo.
Carlo Marcelo Are
sangghyun-
all kvm_ calls are now gone from ganglia on solaris for the next release
(2.5.8) coming to theatres near you in the very near future. the
solaris code has been rewritten to use kstat.
your feedback has resulted in code changes though.
i think it's good practice that when an applicati
Hi Sebastian,
from my experience, the patch tracker thingy is pretty much dead for
this project. Posting patches here is fine.
One question. Does Darwin have some "cpu is waiting for IO" state?
That would go nicely into cpu_wio_func.
That the cpu usage does not add up to 100% all the time is
Hi,
I'm new to this list, so bear with me if I have done something wrong. I've
tried to submit a patch on the SF patch tracker (it's no. 1072656), but
apparently the attachment didn't make it(?). Anyway, I've read that patches
should be submitted here ... I'm not sure whether to attach it or t
Hi,
I just checked in some changes to libmetrics and gmond.
- cpu_wio is now a metric exported by all platforms
- the networking metrics are back for solaris
- solaris now uses kstat instead of kvm
- consolidates cpu_intr, cpu_sintr for the platforms where they make
sense
- cleanup gmond/metrics
Hello Sanghyun,
the new Solaris code in 2.5.8 will no longer use any "kvm_" routines.
All will be done via "kstat" and there is no more need to run as root
on that platform.
Martin
--- Sanghyun Hong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, Matt
>
> Thanks for your opinion.
> Today, I execute some test
Yemi,
we are still sorting out some minor nits. But things look promising
for solaris. The new stuff is already in the 2.5.8 tree. We just need
to make sure it is activated.
Martin
--- Adeyemi Adesanya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi.
>
> Sounds like CVS is in order now. Can you let me know
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