Hi,
I just discovered a problem with hobbit and netstat statistics. It seems that hobbit cannot handle values greater than 2^31. When I look at the netstat graphs of some of our hosts, the values of the in and out packets suddenly fell down to zero. When I call netstat -s on the hosts, the number of segments received or send out are above 2^31. The graphs from hosts where the values are below this limit are normal.
Regards, Dirk
Hi Henrik,
it's possible to add graphs also for memory and temperature (bb-xsnmp)? For my novell server, the graphs for cpu and disk are correct, but not for memory.
I'll send you the output for these tests?
thanks
Marco
On Wed, May 18, 2005 at 10:22:39AM +0200, Dirk Kastens wrote:
I just discovered a problem with hobbit and netstat statistics. It seems that hobbit cannot handle values greater than 2^31. When I look at the netstat graphs of some of our hosts, the values of the in and out packets suddenly fell down to zero. When I call netstat -s on the hosts, the number of segments received or send out are above 2^31. The graphs from hosts where the values are below this limit are normal.
You're right, there's an "atol" conversion that shouldn't happen. On 32-bit systems like most Intel-based systems, that is bad.
Will fix ...
Henrik
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Dirk.Kastens＠uni-osnabrueck.de
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henrik＠hswn.dk
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marco.avvisano＠regione.toscana.it