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RE: {bb} LARRD and netstat/vmstat/etc...
Chris/BB guru's
I have been posting off and on about my larrd issues, I
believe they are very similar to the ones Chris was experiencing in this email,
except I have this issue on all graphs. Does anyone know what the solution
to this issue was? I am seeing the following errors.
/usr/local/larrd/disk-larrd.pl: ERROR creating ARRAY(0x8a084ac): you must
define at least one Data Source
/usr/local/larrd/disk-larrd.pl: ERROR creating ARRAY(0x905c4ac): you must
define at least one Data Source
/usr/local/larrd/disk-larrd.pl: DEBUG in
create_rrd
You
can pretty much insert and *-larrd.pl in there for any graph depending on which
graphs I tell it to create. I am on the new larrd 043d_beta and fedora
core3 still, although I am really consindering jumping to a different dist as an
easier solution that fighting with this. If any of you were following my
earlier threads, I completely reinstalled core3 with selinux disabled at install
time, after finding my system down yesterday. Thanks for any
help.
-Aaron
Stranberg
All,
I have spent the last few hours pouring over the mail list archives and
searching google for help on this, and nothing I found is of any help.
Here is the situation - I installed LARRD today to experiment with it,
and I am really happy with the results. The only exception: I am not
seeing graphs for vmstat or netstat. I would like to..... but it
is not happening. All the config file help I found online I have tried,
and it all looks right. I even tried something from one series of posts
of someone stating the same issue I am having (concerning adding -DDATAMSG to
the CFLAGS), at which point my make promptly errored and my BB broke.
Any help at all would be well appreciated. Thanks!
Chris Ivey
MTS - Systems Engineer
IV
Verizon Data Services, ENSS-West NMS Tools Group
AIM:
IveyAtGTEDS
"He who ha-ha's last, ha-ha's best." :: Nelson
Muntz
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