On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 2:10 AM, Stewart, Tom L. <Tom.Stewart at landsend.com> wrote:
I am using the --no-cache but I still get holes.
The only graphs that are affected are: "CPU Load" and "Users and Processes".
I get empty graphs for these two when I have --no-cache. Without --no-cache I get graphs with gaps.
I get no errors in the logs.
I did see some improvement when I added more memory for the following based on error messages from xymond.
Interesting. I wondered about these settings, but when I ooked for errors in xymond.log, I saw nothing. I'll add these in my setup and see if it helps.
My clients and servers are all running 4.3.0 on SUSE. So for me, it's not a Solaris thing, or a Xymon version mismatch thing.
But I would imagine that Solaris messages would be different (perhaps larger) than Linux messages, and that might be why you're seeing problems only on your Solaris servers.
Cheers Jeremy