Fix 64bit counters in Interface Traffic graphs
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Re: Fix 64bit counters in Interface Traffic graphs
Hi Many thanks for this great improvment. But, it doesn't run by me.
I select graph and choose fix64bits.
The next page has just a title "fFix 64bit Counters" and I can say "yes" or "No". If I pusch Yes, I go back to the graph management screen, but graphs aren't fixed.
Can you help me?
Regards,
Vince
I select graph and choose fix64bits.
The next page has just a title "fFix 64bit Counters" and I can say "yes" or "No". If I pusch Yes, I go back to the graph management screen, but graphs aren't fixed.
Can you help me?
Regards,
Vince
Re: Fix 64bit counters in Interface Traffic graphs
Tell me your Cacti and PIA versions, please.killshoot wrote:Hi Many thanks for this great improvment. But, it doesn't run by me.
I select graph and choose fix64bits.
The next page has just a title "fFix 64bit Counters" and I can say "yes" or "No". If I pusch Yes, I go back to the graph management screen, but graphs aren't fixed.
Can you help me?
Also, did you reinstall plugin or just overwrite its directory?
CentOS 64-bit, 20Gb RAM, 8xCPU, some virtual datastore. 600+ hosts, 200k+ datasources, avg polltime 45 sec
Re: Fix 64bit counters in Interface Traffic graphs
Hi thanks for your fast answer,
I've done an "uninstall" into plugin management page, then I've overwrited the directory. After that I've done an "install" and enable.
I've also tried to delete the fix64bit directory the reinstall all without any success.
I use PIA 2.4 and Cacti 0.8.7e
Regards,
Vince
I've done an "uninstall" into plugin management page, then I've overwrited the directory. After that I've done an "install" and enable.
I've also tried to delete the fix64bit directory the reinstall all without any success.
I use PIA 2.4 and Cacti 0.8.7e
Regards,
Vince
Re: Fix 64bit counters in Interface Traffic graphs
Do you see "Are you sure you want to convert the following graphs to 64 bit counters" message on the confirmation page?killshoot wrote:Hi thanks for your fast answer,
I've done an "uninstall" into plugin management page, then I've overwrited the directory. After that I've done an "install" and enable.
I've also tried to delete the fix64bit directory the reinstall all without any success.
I use PIA 2.4 and Cacti 0.8.7e
Is there any error message in cacti.log file?
CentOS 64-bit, 20Gb RAM, 8xCPU, some virtual datastore. 600+ hosts, 200k+ datasources, avg polltime 45 sec
Re: Fix 64bit counters in Interface Traffic graphs
No I never see this screen.
For precsion, the "manual fixing" (icon next to the graph) is still running witout problem.
You will find below ALL screen that I have. I see absolutly nothing into cacti logs.
For precsion, the "manual fixing" (icon next to the graph) is still running witout problem.
You will find below ALL screen that I have. I see absolutly nothing into cacti logs.
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Re: Fix 64bit counters in Interface Traffic graphs
Does autom8 plugin works from the graphs list?killshoot wrote:No I never see this screen.
For precsion, the "manual fixing" (icon next to the graph) is still running witout problem.
You will find below ALL screen that I have. I see absolutly nothing into cacti logs.
Does file graphs.php in root directory of Cacti contains something like that:
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$save['drp_action'] = $_POST['drp_action'];
$save['graph_list'] = $graph_list;
$save['graph_array'] = (isset($graph_array) ? $graph_array : array());
api_plugin_hook_function('graphs_action_prepare', $save);
CentOS 64-bit, 20Gb RAM, 8xCPU, some virtual datastore. 600+ hosts, 200k+ datasources, avg polltime 45 sec
Re: Fix 64bit counters in Interface Traffic graphs
Hi,
Yes the file contains the mentionned lines. Autom8 gives me the same page as fix64 plugin (Just saying Apply "Autom8 Rules to Graph(s)" and I can press yes or no).
Yes the file contains the mentionned lines. Autom8 gives me the same page as fix64 plugin (Just saying Apply "Autom8 Rules to Graph(s)" and I can press yes or no).
Re: Fix 64bit counters in Interface Traffic graphs
After some PM between I and SHD, we found that the plugin "thold" v0.41 break my graphs management page.
If you have the same problem as me, just try to disable all your plugin except "settings" and naturally fix64 and the retry.
A big thanks to SHD for his time to debug a problem NOT caused by his plugin!
Vince
Re: Fix 64bit counters in Interface Traffic graphs
what are your cacti and pia versions?tomate wrote:I have installed fix64bit v0.3 plugin but I do not have the “Fix 64bit Counters” action in dropdown in the “Graph Management” page. Any idea ?
But I have the fix64bit image near the graph if I want to convert one by one.
have you installed plugin by uninstalling then reinstalling it?
CentOS 64-bit, 20Gb RAM, 8xCPU, some virtual datastore. 600+ hosts, 200k+ datasources, avg polltime 45 sec
Re: Fix 64bit counters in Interface Traffic graphs
The datasource never reflects the assignment of 64-bit counters after running Fix64Bit.
The rrd doesn't either. The text below was the same before and after running Fix64Bit on this graph:
[me@the-server 41]$ /usr/local/rrdtool-1.2.29/bin/rrdtool info ./5271.rrd | grep "ds\[traffic_in\].max"
ds[traffic_in].max = 1.0000000000e+09
It acts like it's working but doesn't actually seem to do anything.
The rrd doesn't either. The text below was the same before and after running Fix64Bit on this graph:
[me@the-server 41]$ /usr/local/rrdtool-1.2.29/bin/rrdtool info ./5271.rrd | grep "ds\[traffic_in\].max"
ds[traffic_in].max = 1.0000000000e+09
It acts like it's working but doesn't actually seem to do anything.
Re: Fix 64bit counters in Interface Traffic graphs
Ehm. Isn't 1000000000 equals 1*10^9?jt555 wrote:The datasource never reflects the assignment of 64-bit counters after running Fix64Bit.
The rrd doesn't either. The text below was the same before and after running Fix64Bit on this graph:
[me@the-server 41]$ /usr/local/rrdtool-1.2.29/bin/rrdtool info ./5271.rrd | grep "ds\[traffic_in\].max"
ds[traffic_in].max = 1.0000000000e+09
It acts like it's working but doesn't actually seem to do anything.
Output type id was not changed, that's strange.
Show me screenshot of fix64bit settings and grep cacti log file for FIX64BIT.
CentOS 64-bit, 20Gb RAM, 8xCPU, some virtual datastore. 600+ hosts, 200k+ datasources, avg polltime 45 sec
Re: Fix 64bit counters in Interface Traffic graphs
The point is the rrd limits are 1.0000000000e+09 before and after the fix.Ehm. Isn't 1000000000 equals 1*10^9?
Output type id was not changed, that's strange.
Show me screenshot of fix64bit settings and grep cacti log file for FIX64BIT.
It's doing something because I get this message when i try the same graph twice: Nothing in the log matching FIX64BIT.
Cacti Version - 0.8.7e
Plugin Architecture - 2.6
Poller Type - Cactid v
Server Info - Linux 2.6.18-164.el5
Web Server - Apache/2.2.3 (Red Hat)
PHP - 5.1.6
PHP Extensions - libxml, xml, wddx, tokenizer, sysvshm, sysvsem, sysvmsg, standard, SimpleXML, sockets, SPL, shmop, session, Reflection, pspell, posix, mime_magic, iconv, hash, gmp, gettext, ftp, exif, date, curl, ctype, calendar, bz2, zlib, pcre, openssl, apache2handler, bcmath, dba, dbase, dom, gd, imap, ldap, mbstring, mysql, mysqli, ncurses, odbc, PDO, pdo_mysql, PDO_ODBC, pdo_pgsql, pdo_sqlite, pgsql, snmp, soap, xmlreader, xmlrpc, xmlwriter, xsl
MySQL - 5.0.77
RRDTool - 1.2.29
SNMP - 5.3.2.2
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Re: Fix 64bit counters in Interface Traffic graphs
RRD limits are changed just to be sure. Usually cacti gets rrd_maximum from snmp, but sometimes it has problems.jt555 wrote:The point is the rrd limits are 1.0000000000e+09 before and after the fix.
That's very strange. Database entries are changed by poller, and it seems like they are changed, so log entry has to be there after poller pass. Did you grep logs 10 minutes after scheduling fix?jt555 wrote:It's doing something because I get this message when i try the same graph twice:Nothing in the log matching FIX64BIT.
CentOS 64-bit, 20Gb RAM, 8xCPU, some virtual datastore. 600+ hosts, 200k+ datasources, avg polltime 45 sec
Re: Fix 64bit counters in Interface Traffic graphs
Here is example from logs:
CentOS 64-bit, 20Gb RAM, 8xCPU, some virtual datastore. 600+ hosts, 200k+ datasources, avg polltime 45 sec
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