just do it in cron every 5 minutes...works well for me
On 7/19/06, Vadim Pushkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On the contrary, this *is* the best way. Try loading data, especially from
> very chatty NT boxes, then reload everytime you do a search, see how long
> this takes. You can always run t
On the contrary, this *is* the best way. Try loading data, especially from
very chatty NT boxes, then reload everytime you do a search, see how long
this takes. You can always run this from cron, same way you do
logrotate.php, or even manually after you've pointed a new server at it, but
*not
That is sub-optimal.. It should be done "on-demand"..
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To: Freeman, Michael; php-syslog-ng-support@lists.sourceforge.net
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Subject: RE: [Php-syslog-ng-support] Host
When you go to "Config" then to the bottom of that page and click on "Reload
Cache", it updates the names and count of all of the hosts you have as an
option on the first page.
.vp
>From: "Freeman, Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Re-load cache? 8) why would I do that?
>
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As well it should be. MERGELOGTABLE simply states to use all_logs as the
log/table that contains todays, as well as all other days worth of data in a
MERGED format.
logs is what is the same as TODAY only.
logsDATE is the same as yesterday, the day before yesterday, etc. Again,
MERLOGTABLE is
>From: "Freeman, Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>What is the "modified" version? I am only familiar with the one that
>comes in current.tgz from cdukes (2.9.2), it is about 110 lines, and
>seems to have support for merge tables..
The "modified" version is the one that Joel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> h
Re-load cache? 8) why would I do that?
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Subject: RE: [Php-syslog-ng-support] Host count on main p
Look in includes/search.php and search for hostcount and hostarray. Mine
shows this properly, have you re-run the reload cache?
.vp
>From: "Freeman, Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>The counter that displays how many hosts are in the database on the
>mainpage only shows two hosts, from the samp
I have the define('MERGELOGTABLE', 'all_logs'); in my config.php and yet
search.php seems to still be using the 'logs' table
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What is the "modified" version? I am only familiar with the one that
comes in current.tgz from cdukes (2.9.2), it is about 110 lines, and
seems to have support for merge tables..
Where does this LOGROTATE value come from? I didn't see it in config.php
--
I'm also confused as to why/how we're actu
The counter that displays how many hosts are in the database on the
mainpage only shows two hosts, from the sample data, when I know there
are at least 3.
How is this being built?
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Hello Mikael;
Here are my current issues.
1. Logrotate (the one that comes stock because I was unable to work out
several bugs with the "modified" version) does not rotate to the correct
number of days. My LOGROTATE entry has a 2. Here is what my syslog DB has
in terms of tables as of right
It took less than 2 minutes for mine to load. This would, of course,
depend on server load, etc.
You might also check your my.cnf and make sure it's not timing out there?
When I get home, remind me and I'll look at my php.ini for comparison
On 7/19/06, Freeman, Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Did you get anywhere with logrotate.php?
Can someone please explain to me what is going on with MERGE tables in
2.9.2?
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On Wed, 2006-07-19 at 13:01 -0500, Freeman, Michael wrote:
> UGh... So this means I have to get this corefonts stuff on Solaris
> in order to use Jpgraph? What a bummer..
>
If you have other TTFs installed, it's not that difficult to switch to
them instead. For instance, on Debian, the defa
Yes, if your webserver is running on that, but it is really not that
difficult. You are merely just copying them (with the cabextract prog)
into the dir you've stated in your jpgraph.ini
.vp
>From: "Freeman, Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>UGh... So this means I have to get this corefont
If anyone needs these fonts for solaris, Let me know I have a package
available now.
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UGh... So this means I have to get this corefonts stuff on Solaris
in order to use Jpgraph? What a bummer..
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I tried setting my timeout to 120 seconds and it still failed.. It looks
like this is all related to the CEMDB stuff, so I will just load it
manually with mysqladmin (I think this may be a better way anyways,
perhaps we could do a system call from the installer?)
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