--- Matt Massie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i just uploaded a nearly functional snapshot of 2.6.0 to
> http://matt-massie.com/ganglia/ganglia-2.6.0.200412151451.tar.gz
>
> what i mean by nearly functional is that i need feedback from the
> developers before stitch up and close surgery on 2.6.0.
i just uploaded a nearly functional snapshot of 2.6.0 to
http://matt-massie.com/ganglia/ganglia-2.6.0.200412151451.tar.gz
what i mean by nearly functional is that i need feedback from the
developers before stitch up and close surgery on 2.6.0. more on that
follows.
i've tested this version o
Martin,
I was under the impression that we were close to finalizing the new
features/fixes for 2.5.8.
Several of them have been floating around for a while and I really feel
like the rug has been pulled from underneath
me. Anyone who runs Ganglia on Solaris will know how I feel. When I
realiz
Way back in webfrontend version 2.5.3, two pseudo metrics were included
in the metric list when looking at the cluster view (gmond_started &
last_reported). They are actually attributes to the HOST tag, but were
included in the metric list like all of the other real metrics. They
appear to have b
Hi,
personally I also was a bit surprised about the move into 2.6.0. I
would have liked to see a 2.5.8 with the few remaining bug-fixes and
Solaris using "kstat". No metrics rearrangements (we could have added
Linux/cpu_wio at the end of the list) and no fancy new confugation
options. Not sure wh
