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Re: {bb} Still Having Purple Problems



Have you changed the BBNETTHREADS option?  

Have you considered a bigger box or splitting up 
the duties?

It could be that your box simply can't finish the requests 
in the 300 second interval.  

Paul

>>> jld3y@cms.mail.virginia.edu 07/27/06 8:46 AM >>>
Phil,

I did change MAXLINE from 8192 to 20480 as some of our
equipment has up to 150 interfaces that we monitor.
In BBOUT there are several "Runtime 710 longer than
Sleeptime 300".  This is a separate script that is
checking temperature, admin status and oper status.
What do you suggest to add for debugging output and
to eliminate the runtime longer that sleeptime?

Thanks,
Jerry


--On Thursday, July 27, 2006 12:54 AM +0100 Philip Clark 
<bblist@cannae.uklinux.net> wrote:

> On Wed, 2006-07-26 at 18:48, Jerry L. Dodd wrote:
>> I'm still having purple problems and I have read the section
>> on purple problems.  I'm running BB version 19a on Solaris 5.8.
>> Whenever I add an snmp check for one device, it goes from clear
>> to green.  It stays green for 10, 15, 20 minutes or so.  Then
>> I get a purple dot on bb.html.
>
> The timing is important here. The default delay, before things
> turn purple, is 30 minutes. The setting is PURPLEDELAY in the
> bbdef-server.sh file. If you are seeing purple status in less
> time that this, it might indicate that something else is going
> wrong.
>
>> When I click on the purple dot everything that is being checked
>> for this device is green but the color of the screen is purple.
>
> The colour of the tests may be confusing, but they are not really
> relevant to the problem. It just means that there were no errors
> when the test was last run, but that was too long ago (greater
> than the PURPLEDELAY setting). If you check the indicated time
> on the test page, all should become clear.
>
>> Eventually it will go back to green but return to purple a little
>> later.
>
> That suggests that either the test is not being run frequently
> enough, or is intermittently failing (more often than not).
>
>> I have MAXLINE in /src/bb.h and /etc/bbdef.sh set to the same value
>> (did run make clean, make, make install).  Anyone have this same
>> problem or have any suggestions?
>
> Did you increase the size of MAXLINE in response to an error?
> Is there anything in the BBOUT file which might correspond to
> this test? It would also be helpful to know exactly how this
> test is running. Have you just defined it as a network test for
> your BBNET server, or are you running an separate script to pull
> data using SNMP? If you are running a script, it might be helpful
> to add some debugging output to it.
>
> Cheers, Phil.
>
>
>
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