Hi Chris:

Usually it should come up with the new name.  The data which Ganglia
collects is actually stored on the headnode's /var/lib/ganglia/rrds/ so
you might take a look at that dir and see if you want to clear/rename
those files.

Cheers,

Bernard  

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Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 5:37 AM
To: [email protected]
Cc: Chris Johnson
Subject: [Ganglia-general] grid element names.

     So, hi all.

     First, I have a grid.  So far so good.  The grid has grid elements
or clusters, 3 to be precise.  Each has a name which is defined in the
gmond.conf's for each node as well as the data_source statement in the
gmetad.conf file.  And they show up on the Web pages generated by gmetad
as they are defined.  

     Well, sort of.  They did as orginially defined.

     But I decided I wanted to change the cluster names; I wanted to
remove some redundancy and make things more clear.  Fine.  Ganlia seems
to have other ideas.  I changed all the gmond.conf's.  I shut down ALL
of ganglia on all 3 clusters.  I even deleted the old data from
/var/lib/ganglia/rrds for the old names I no longer wanted.  I started
everything back up.  The old names are still there.  All my work has
gone for naught.

     Clearly ganglia has those old names stashed away somewhere I
haven't located yet.

     Interestingly enough, I did manage to change one of the cluster's
names once.  Do you think I can do it twice?  Apparently not.  

     So, any suggestions as to how to change a cluster name or where
that nasty old data is located would be very much appreciated.  Thank
you.

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