RE: [Ganglia-general] Solaris binaries

2002-11-06 Thread Andy Crichton
Hi Steve, Firstly, sorry if my tone sounded critical, I like ganglia, honest! If I build without -m64 then I do indeed get the kvm open failed message. Here is the truss output from ganglia compiled on the e450 in question running solaris 7 kernel 18. It is using the sparcv9 64 bit

Re: [Ganglia-general] webfrontend, graph.php, v=value

2002-11-06 Thread Steven Wagner
Lester Vecsey wrote: I find it useful to select certain graphs and copy/paste the URL to some of the images to call them from my own html page, and I noticed that the graphs have a '(now )' value that is passed in with the v= arguement to graph.php. Certainly graph.php should be able to have

Re: [Ganglia-general] webfrontend, graph.php, v=value

2002-11-06 Thread Lester Vecsey
I wish it were that simple but when I attempt that the graph loads as usual, except the '(now )' description is left blank.. where as normally when I access through the regular ganglia webfrontend I see that its correctly populated with 'v=1', etc, and other values. - Original Message -

[Ganglia-general] webfrontend, local graph generating

2002-11-06 Thread Lester Vecsey
has any thought been given to generating the graphs locally on the browers machine? this would reduce the amount of image data the web server would have to push out, and instead it would just send the bare minimum of information needed to plot and regenerate the images locally

Re: [Ganglia-general] webfrontend, graph.php, v=value

2002-11-06 Thread Lester Vecsey
Well its kind of an ugly patch at the moment but essentially in graph.php there are two occurances of the '$value' variable, and the line right before the second occurance I inserted the following snipet if (!$value) { $command = RRDTOOL . fetch