Can I ask whether you will keep the existing semantics of the
existing metrics unchanged? I would not be comfortable with
my cpu loads (and cpu count) suddenly doubling or halved.
Also remember about the cygwin agent build, which also processes
from cygwin's /proc.
kind regards,
Richard
All,
I want to recap a few things about the windows gmond agent.
A windows version of the ganglia server (gmetad etc) does not exist.
The windows versions of gmond and gmetric do exist, but with caveats.
The windows agent is compiled under cygwin and runs under cygwin.
Using cygwin for gmond.exe
Hi,
I just read this now (was on holiday) - back now.
I do have a few suggestions, but right now I forget whether I sent out
the post to everyone. So I did another one below.
So:
1) Install a full cygwin system (specified on their downloader app),
don't use the default install or any other s
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> All,
>
> We've added the following to cluster_view.php:
>
> /** BEGIN MTB **/
> if ($clustername == "AMS GDC" ||
> $clustername == "Expro Lite Site" ||
> $clustername == "SEPNO Lite Site") {
> $optional_graphs = arra
All,
We've added the following to cluster_view.php:
/** BEGIN MTB **/
if ($clustername == "AMS GDC" ||
$clustername == "Expro Lite Site" ||
$clustername == "SEPNO Lite Site") {
$optional_graphs = array('session');
}
/** END
--- Carlo Marcelo Arenas Belon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> is there any reason why for the bootstrap we are still using a 1.5.8
> version
> of ltmain.sh that is almost 2 years old? and if that is the case,
> where did
> that came from, as i couldn't find a match from the package w
