Hi all,
Opening browser to http://ganglia.info/gmetric/
returns the following error. Is the page temporarily
offline?
*Warning*: mysql_connect(): Can't connect to MySQL server on 'mysql'
(113) in */home/groups/g/ga/ganglia/htdocs/gmetric/header.php* on line *6*
Could not connect to database
Hi Ken,
I am afraid that we are victim of the MySQL changes at SF - which we
apparently ignored :-(
Matt, could you contact them and ask about moving our stuff?
Cheers
Martin
--- Kenneth Young [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Opening browser to http://ganglia.info/gmetric/
returns the
Hi,
hmm. interesting. Was the Bytes-Out the only metric showing problems
at that time? What about Packets-Out.
Loss of metric data is not unheard of, but only one metric affected is
strange.
What platform and version (gmond, gmetad web-frontend) are you
running?
Cheers
Martin
--- G.
On 11/2/05, G. Francisco Perin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am having a strange issue with ganglia reporting (not reporting)
network traffic on a high volume web site. The graphs are reporting
Any ideas what might be causing the chart to do this? Do you think I am
looking at a real problem or
Two more possibilities.
1. ganglia is using a variable that does not have enough bits and there
is overflow.
2. ganglia is looking an a different network interface or it is not
aggregating the data for all interfaces.
Ian
michael chang wrote:
On 11/2/05, G. Francisco Perin [EMAIL
Yes - good questions. Packets out was un-affected. The only chart that
shows a dip is Bytes/second out so sorry (Tx). But the Sar data is
conclusive - it shows about the same throughput as Ganglia reports but
does not show any big drops.
I was thinking maybe ganglia is getting one bad data
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