I've had efw 2.2r3 running for 2 months for a customer that
has about 30 users. The cpu use in those two months averages
about 3.4%
The script for rrdfix.sh is pretty simple, and seems to
mainly being trying to delete files associated with system
graphs:
#!/bin/sh
DIRS="/var/log/rrd/ /var/ntop/"
rm /home/httpd/html/graphs/*.png &>/dev/null
find $DIRS -name "*.rrd" | \
while read F; do
NOW=$(date "+%s")
LAST=$(rrdtool last $F)
if [ "$LAST" -gt "$NOW" ]; then
echo "rrd file $F contains timestamps in future.
Remove the file!"
rm -f $F
fi
done
You could try running the first command by hand to see what
happens:
rm /home/httpd/html/graphs/*.png &>/dev/null
This will delete all your system graph data, so for a few
moments it won't display any graphs...
You can also try running the whole script by hand:
cd /usr/local/bin
./rrdfix.sh
This takes a second to run for me, and doesn't return any
errors. Google returns some hits mentioning slow CPUs and
that command. What speed CPU are you using?
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