On 7/8/2009 3:30 PM, Bernard Li wrote:
> Hi Ken:
>
> Okay, try this:
>
> Figure out the user gmond is running as (common examples are: ganglia,
> nobody, etc.). See if you can cat /proc/stat as that user.
<snip>
master3:~ # ps aux |grep gmond
nobody 31801 0.0 0.0 23128 2884 ? Ss 15:30 0:00
/usr/sbin/gmond
root 32101 0.0 0.0 4188 756 pts/8 S+ 15:36 0:00 grep gmond
master3:~ # su - nobody
nob...@master3:~> grep btime /proc/stat
btime 1246312071
<snip>
"cat" works too. Looks OK here as well. :(
I also stopped gmond and ran it manually in debug level 9. The only
reference to boottime in its output is this:
sent message 'boottime' of length 8 with 0 errors
and the only place I've found that has time since epoch is in the heartbeat:
<snip>
Processing a Ganglia_message from c3n2.mydomain.local
Got a heartbeat message 1247084566
Processing a Ganglia_message from c3n6.mydomain.local
Got a heartbeat message 1246058841
<snip>
I'm not sure if the time since epoch listed in the heartbeat is being
used to supply the value of boottime. Puzzling...
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