And now, just as magically as the CPU Load and Users and Processes graphs started showing data, they have stopped again. All other trend graphs are functioning. As far as I can tell all the data is coming over from the client and it appears to be some issue with getting the data where it needs to go to show up in the trend graphs, but I'm just guessing here.
Are there any thoughts on what I could look at to try to resolve this problem?
Thanks again, Mike
mlivensp at sonoma-county.org 10/9/2007 12:45 PM >>>
Well, the trend graphs are showing data again. The server machine was rebooted but it appears the graphs were showing data prior to the reboot. If I had to guess I'd think that some process running on the client caused the data parsing on the server to go awry and once that process ended things started working again. Is there any hobbit-saved data I can examine that might help me figure this out?
I'll keep my eye on this to see what happens next.
Mike
Have you tried checking to see if there are any quota or disk issues? If you were able to reboot the machine and get your RRD activity back up while restarting the process did not fix your problem it has to be a problem relating between hobbit and your machine (IO, disk, memory, privileges, something).
On 10/10/07, Mike Livenspargar <mlivensp at sonoma-county.org> wrote:
And now, just as magically as the CPU Load and Users and Processes graphs started showing data, they have stopped again. All other trend graphs are functioning. As far as I can tell all the data is coming over from the client and it appears to be some issue with getting the data where it needs to go to show up in the trend graphs, but I'm just guessing here.
Are there any thoughts on what I could look at to try to resolve this problem?
Thanks again, Mike
mlivensp at sonoma-county.org 10/9/2007 12:45 PM >>> Well, the trend graphs are showing data again. The server machine was rebooted but it appears the graphs were showing data prior to the reboot. If I had to guess I'd think that some process running on the client caused the data parsing on the server to go awry and once that process ended things started working again. Is there any hobbit-saved data I can examine that might help me figure this out?
I'll keep my eye on this to see what happens next.
Mike
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And now, just as magically as the CPU Load and Users and Processes graphs started showing data, they have stopped again. All other trend graphs are functioning. As far as I can tell all the data is coming over from the client and it appears to be some issue with getting the data where it needs to go to show up in the trend graphs, but I'm just guessing here.
exactly the same problem here: la, users and procs stopped reporting. No core dumps, no error messages, nothing. The data send from the client looks good, all data is present.
I've tried removing the rrds which weren't updated anymore but they are not recreated. Stopping/starting the client and/or hobbit server didn't resolve it either.
Hope someone knows a solution which does not involve rebooting the client, because that's not an option.
Paul
Are there any thoughts on what I could look at to try to resolve this problem?
Thanks again, Mike
mlivensp at sonoma-county.org 10/9/2007 12:45 PM >>>
Well, the trend graphs are showing data again. The server machine was rebooted but it appears the graphs were showing data prior to the reboot. If I had to guess I'd think that some process running on the client caused the data parsing on the server to go awry and once that process ended things started working again. Is there any hobbit-saved data I can examine that might help me figure this out?
I'll keep my eye on this to see what happens next.
Mike
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