Graphing for all interface types was working but deteriorated over time. 
For a while, many interfaces would experience large gaps in the graph 
data. Now, they're entirely devoid of data. I've checked the 
basics...rrd files get created and htdocs/images/temp gets png files 
created whenever a user tries to view a graph. Permissions have been set 
and reset, checked and rechecked.

I'm using poller2.php (yes, I have the posix and pcntl extensions loaded 
in php). Currently, we've got 15,648 interfaces running on this box and 
polling takes about 7 minutes to complete.The data degradation began 
when we were still using the old (original) poller and continued through 
transition to poller2. Polling intervals for all interfaces are set to 
"When Poller Runs". Polelr is scheduled to run every 10 minutes via 
cron. I've given poller2 10 threads. The box load is minimal overall 
(disk, network, processor).

When I run rrd_analizer manually, I first get about five Div. by Zero 
errors then it continues on somewhat normally. While watching the the 
analyzer script run, it looks like all of the data being fed to it is 
zero'd out. All packet/byte/etc... counts are zero. There are a couple 
of commented debug lines in rrd_analizer which I've uncommented as a 
test but they did not really provide any insight.

When I run poller2 manually, it appears to get good data (ie, byte 
counters are non-zero). Either something is broken in the database (any 
good sanity check for the data?) or the retrieved info is not being 
stored properly (I'm unclear on how/where the fresh data is stored).

Suggestions?

tks
-josh




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Josh Restivo
United Forensics Corporation
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