Brad,
I can only resort to ask you for a ssh login to your server if you want me to
debug it further.
Javier
Brad Hudson wrote:
Craig;
Thanks for the response.
Yes the rrd files ae being created. When I ran the poller manually as
Javier suggested it did show data for the memory usage, but
Craig;
Thanks for the response.
Yes the rrd files ae being created. When I ran the poller manually as
Javier suggested it did show data for the memory usage, but that data is
not being stored in the rrd for some reason.
What do you mean the poller might be blocking?
Brad
On Mon, 2005-09-19
FYI I deleted the interfaces from the host and then rediscovered them,
same problem. If the rrd files are corrupt then they are corrupted as
soon as they are created.
Brad
On Fri, 2005-09-16 at 08:56 -0400, Brad Hudson wrote:
> I deleted the rrd files and now the poller is collecting data for
>
I deleted the rrd files and now the poller is collecting data for
neither threads nor memory usage. Both graphs are now blank. I tried
to create the same poller under a different host, but it came up blank
as well and apparently stopped the other pollers from working as the
graphs stopped at the
The only thing I can tell you is that jffnms is polling the results correctly.
So, I'm guessing something bad happened to those rrd files. Try deleting them
and let the poller (when run from cron NOT manually) create them again.
Javier
Brad Hudson wrote:
Yes, permissions are correct ...
[E
Yes, permissions are correct ...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] pollers]# ls -al /data/jffnms/rrd/interface-931-*
-rw-rw 1 jffnms jffnms 829980 Sep 15
15:25 /data/jffnms/rrd/interface-931-0.rrd
-rw-rw 1 jffnms jffnms 829980 Sep 15
15:25 /data/jffnms/rrd/interface-931-1.rrd
Other applications with t
Well, the data is there.
Check the permissions on the rrd files for this interface.
/data/jffnms/rrd/interface-931-*
And see if its jffnms:jffnms
Javier
Brad Hudson wrote:
Javier;
Here's the info. It's kind of hard to read due to line length, so I
have spaced it out a bit. It does seem to
Javier;
Here's the info. It's kind of hard to read due to line length, so I
have spaced it out a bit. It does seem to be reporting memory usage,
but none shows on the graph. Please let me know how to proceed.
Regards;
Brad
[EMAIL PROTECTED] pollers]# php -q /data/jffnms/engine/poller.php 5 9
I would like to see the output of the poller for that interface.
php -q poller.php HOST_ID INTERFACE_ID
Javier
Brad Hudson wrote:
I have an application that is not reporting memory use. I have used
snmpwalk on the server and the application is reporting memory via snmp,
but the graphs are not
I have an application that is not reporting memory use. I have used
snmpwalk on the server and the application is reporting memory via snmp,
but the graphs are not being populated in jffnms, they show no memory
used at all. This process reports threads, approx 1100 of them. Could
it be that ther
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