On Tue, May 17, 2005 at 01:01:02PM, Jon Bjorn Njalsson wrote:

I did some cleaning this morning and threw away old disk rrd files that were no longer in use. After I restarted hobbit, I now have 12 rrd graphs under DISK column but only 10 contains any data. How do I remove the other 2 that are blank ?

You should be able to remove it from data/rrd/HOSTNAME/disk,<partition>.rrd

Just to be safe just mv it to *.rrd to *.rrd.bak just for that partition and within a min or so that sh'd disappear.

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On Tue, May 17, 2005 at 01:01:02PM +0000, Jon Bjorn Njalsson wrote:

I did some cleaning this morning and threw away old disk rrd files that were no longer in use. After I restarted hobbit, I now have 12 rrd graphs under DISK column but only 10 contains any data. How do I remove the other 2 that are blank ?

They do not show up under trends (e.g the blank rrd graphs)

What does you "disk" status message look like ? Hobbit basically makes a guess at how many filesystems to graph when showing the "disk" graph, based on the number of non-blank lines in the disk status message. This usually gets it right, but it can count a bit too many, especially if you have filesystems in a yellow- or red-state (they show up twice in the status message).

The "trends" status page actually counts how many disk RRD files are available, so it will get the number right.

Henrik