Am running v3.0.4 here, same issue.  NTP is properly configured on all 
500 boxes.


Bernard Li wrote:
> I noticed that one of my servers just have the same issue --
> rrd_update trying to update using time same as the last update time...
>  not sure why it happens here -- perhaps a bug.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Bernard
>
> On 7/27/07, Andrea Capriotti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>   
>> Il giorno ven, 27/07/2007 alle 07.20 +0100, richard grevis ha scritto:
>>     
>>> This used to happen intermittently with us too. In our case
>>>
>>> - It occured with gmond data from windows hosts.
>>> - The data from the agent leapt back about a month and a half.
>>>   but your leap seems to be 2 years.
>>> - THE TIMES ON SERVER AND AGENT WERE FINE AND CORRECT.
>>> - It was the gmond that reported wrong times.
>>>       
>> Same problem here, after a migration to a new machine, OS (SUSE SLES 9
>> from Fedora) and ganglia version (3.0.3 from 3.0.0):
>>
>> Jul 27 15:40:43 tanabis /usr/sbin/gmetad[2941]: RRD_update
>> (/dev/shm/ganglia/rrds/BCX_Linux_Cluster/__SummaryInfo__/mem_total.rrd):
>> illegal attempt to update using time 1185543615 when last update time is
>> 1185543615 (minimum one second step)
>> Jul 27 15:40:43 tanabis /usr/sbin/gmetad[2941]: RRD_update
>> (/dev/shm/ganglia/rrds/BCX_Linux_Cluster/__SummaryInfo__/cpu_aidle.rrd):
>> illegal attempt to update using time 1185543615 when last update time is
>> 1185543615 (minimum one second step)
>> Jul 27 15:40:43 tanabis /usr/sbin/gmetad[2941]: RRD_update
>> (/dev/shm/ganglia/rrds/BCX_Linux_Cluster/__SummaryInfo__/bytes_in.rrd):
>> illegal attempt to update using time 1185543615 when last update time is
>> 1185543615 (minimum one second step)
>> Jul 27 15:40:43 tanabis /usr/sbin/gmetad[2941]: RRD_update
>> (/dev/shm/ganglia/rrds/BCX_Linux_Cluster/__SummaryInfo__/mem_buffers.rrd): 
>> illegal attempt to update using time 1185543615 when last update time is 
>> 1185543615 (minimum one second step)
>> Jul 27 15:40:43 tanabis /usr/sbin/gmetad[2941]: RRD_update
>> (/dev/shm/ganglia/rrds/BCX_Linux_Cluster/__SummaryInfo__/mem_shared.rrd): 
>> illegal attempt to update using time 1185543615 when last update time is 
>> 1185543615 (minimum one second step)
>> Jul 27 15:40:43 tanabis /usr/sbin/gmetad[2941]: RRD_update
>> (/dev/shm/ganglia/rrds/BCX_Linux_Cluster/__SummaryInfo__/swap_total.rrd): 
>> illegal attempt to update using time 1185543615 when last update time is 
>> 1185543615 (minimum one second step)
>> Jul 27 15:40:43 tanabis /usr/sbin/gmetad[2941]: RRD_update
>> (/dev/shm/ganglia/rrds/BCX_Linux_Cluster/__SummaryInfo__/part_max_used.rrd): 
>> illegal attempt to update using time 1185543615 when last update time is 
>> 1185543615 (minimum one second step)
>>
>> Always with the same timestamp.
>>
>> We have 6 data sources, a central gmetad in the web frontend machine and
>> all the clusters nodes are syncronized with an ntp server.
>>
>> For example:
>>
>> # telnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 8651 | grep LOCALTIME
>> <GRID NAME="CINECA" AUTHORITY="http://xxxxxxx"; LOCALTIME="1185534734">
>> <CLUSTER NAME="BCC_Linux_Cluster" LOCALTIME="1185534726" OWNER="CINECA"
>> LATLONG="unspecified" URL="http://xxxxxx";>
>>
>> Any idea?
>>
>> Best Regards
>> --
>> Andrea Capriotti
>> System Management Group - Cineca - www.cineca.it
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Tel +39 051 6171890
>>
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