I'm trying to understand this message because I've got users asking
about it, thinking it may be causally related to some unexpected
in-house application restarts. I found Mark's response to an earlier
question about this:

 

https://cfengine.org/pipermail/help-cfengine/2007-July/001905.html

 

However, that goes back to Cfengine 2 and the message still exists in
Cfengine 3. The source code (env_monitor.c) only indicates this is
something about "leap detection", and from the code it would seem that
leap detection has something to do with detecting unusually large
changes in system observables. It does tend to show up right after
Cfengine restarts, which makes me think that it could be seeing large
changes since lots of observables would go from zero to whatever right
away as soon as cf-monitord starts gathering data.

 

Can anyone who understands this better provide a short explanation of
this message?  I see it on a lot of systems that don't have problems,
which is the other main reason I don't think it's related to the
application restarts, but I'd like to be able to explain what it is to
our users that are concerned about it.

 

Thanks,

Justin

 

 

Justin C. Lloyd

Senior Unix Infrastructure Engineer

Office: 303.684.4166


 
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