WOW! Thanks! That's more than I hoped for. Working examples are my
best learning tool.
From what I can see, I don't think graph.php is ever calling my
srss_report.php. I can tell that metric.php is being used every time.
Frustrating. How can I log stuff in graph.php so I can see what is
h
It's quite hairy :-). I basically had to turn on E_ERR to figure out some
of these errors. I have an apache stacked graph report (modified from Ben
Hartshorne) here
http://vuksan.com/linux/ganglia/index.html#Apache_Traffic_Stats
I have gotten to a point where I actually have a template that gen
Try as I might, and I HAVE tried, I can not seem to get the modular graphs to
work.
I followed the process here:
https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/ganglia/wiki/ganglia_modular_graph_documentation
to no avail. This looked very precise and I thought I had found the answer,
but apparently there
Yep. I'm aware of the gmond -d option. Used it to initially figure out what was going wrong in my python metric gathering script. I suppose what I could do is start it in a terminal window and just let it run until it dies or I give up. LOL! Good suggestion though, I'll give that a try.
There is a "-d" debug option to gmond. It takes a numberical argument for
the debugging level (larger numbers=more logs). Can you run gmond manually
(as root) using this option to see if that shows anything of use? Start
with "-d 2", and work up to 10 if needed (10 is very verbose).
On Tue, Jun
I'm running Ganglia 3.1.7 on Solaris 10 u8 for x86. I can start gmond
and it runs fine for a while, reporting metrics back to gmetad as
expected. Then, for no reason I can discern, it just stops. I need some
guidance on troubleshooting. Silent exits are the toughest to figure
out so I'd appreci
