Martin,

I had the same problem, what I found out was that the gmetad deamons on the 
nodes 
was causing a conflict with the one on the master.  What I did was to shutdown 
the 
gmetad deamons on the nodes and install the gmond deamon and have them 
running.  
Then I shutdown the deamon on the master, removed the everything from under 
the rrds 
directory in the gmetad directory, and restarted gmetad.  That was how I got 
it to work 
anyway.  I think what the problem is is that the deamons on the nodes and on 
the master 
were conflicting because of the difference in time on each one.  Killing the 
deamons on 
the cluster should take care of that conflict.

Michael

On Monday, July 29, 2002, at 02:45

>===== Original Message From Martin Margo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> =====
>Hi
>I am having some problem with the
>gmetad web frontend. I have gmetad
>installed in /usr/dtf/ganglia/gmetad-0.1.1
>and the frontend at
>/usr/dtf/ganglia/gmetad-webfrontend
>
>Gmetad is working ok (I can pull out all
>the information of my cluster with
>telnet host 8651). After I set up my apache
>web server on the gmetad machine, and
>making a soft link from /var/www to
>/usr/dtf/ganglia/gmetad-webfrontend
>I got some website but it is not complete.
>The nodes are all there and it shows all
>of it's information, but there is no graph
>whatsoever. What do you think went wrong
>here? Thank you so much
>
>Martin W. Margo
>
>
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