Hi Craig,
"Craig Boyce" wrote on 21/06/2005 14:05:21:
Hi,
I have moved from BB to hobbit and am having problems getting the memory data graphed from all the windows clients, There is no graph being generated for memory while Cpu and Disk are. I have also added Henrik's Citrix script and these stats are not being passed through.
I have checked the LARRDS and GRAPHS section of hobbitserver.cfg and the entries to graph these items are enabled by default. I have enabled the debug options for larrdstatus and larrddata, In checking the log files I can see no entries for the client memory or the citrix stats.
Any Ideas.
Thanks
Craig Boyce
CPU (load) and DISK (percent) are provided by the base NT client. Do you already have bb-memory script from Deadcat installed on each to pass the memory and netstat data? I'm guessing you had the graphs under BB since you are asking where they have gone :-)
Are you missing the whole "memory" column, or is it just the graph that is broken? Is it the same for "citrix"? If you have the columns but broken/missing graphs try deleting any existing rrd files for these tests on the hobbit server.
I have both of these working OK, so feel free to drop me a note. Nice to see another kiwi on the list!
Andy.
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