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 been lost in the major changes that took place in version
2.5.4, but since I missed having them, I made this patch which puts them
back into the list.
~Jason
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diff -uNr ganglia-webfrontend-2.5.7-dist/ganglia.php ganglia-webfrontend-2.5.7/ganglia.php
--- ganglia-webfrontend-2.5.7-dist/ganglia.php 2004-10-05 19:46:28.000000000 -0400
+++ ganglia-webfrontend-2.5.7/ganglia.php 2004-12-15 14:20:46.000000000 -0500
@@ -138,6 +138,13 @@
$cluster[HOSTS_DOWN]++;
$hosts_down[$hostname] = $attrs;
}
+ # Add the gmond_started & last_reported HOST attributes to the metrics list:
+ $metrics[$hostname][gmond_started][NAME] = "GMOND_STARTED";
+ $metrics[$hostname][gmond_started][VAL] = $attrs[GMOND_STARTED];
+ $metrics[$hostname][gmond_started][TYPE] = "timestamp";
+ $metrics[$hostname][last_reported][NAME] = "REPORTED";
+ $metrics[$hostname][last_reported][VAL] = uptime($cluster[LOCALTIME] - $attrs[REPORTED]);
+ $metrics[$hostname][last_reported][TYPE] = "string";
break;
case "METRIC":
