On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 12:34 AM, Indunil Jayasooriya
<[email protected]> wrote:
> I use pfstat to get the graphs. every graph is working fine other than
> pfstat-queues graph. This graph is always blank. No data to display. always
> empty.
>
> Here's the output of
>
> # pfctl -sq
>
> queue std_out on em0 priq( default )
> queue ssh_im_out on em0 priority 4 priq( red )
> queue dns_out on em0 priority 5
> queue tcp_ack_out on em0 priority 6
> queue root_em1 on em1 bandwidth 2Mb priority 0 cbq( wrr root ) {std_in,
> ssh_im_in, dns_in, student_in, queueforuserm_in}
> queue std_in on em1 bandwidth 1.50Mb cbq( borrow default )
> queue ssh_im_in on em1 bandwidth 200Kb priority 4
> queue dns_in on em1 bandwidth 120Kb priority 5
> queue student_in on em1 bandwidth 80Kb
> queue queueforuserm_in on em1 bandwidth 100Kb
>
> and, here's the contents of pfstat-queues section in pfstat.conf file
>
> collect 11 = queue "ack" pass bytes diff
> collect 12 = queue "dns" pass bytes diff
> collect 13 = queue "ssh" pass bytes diff
> collect 14 = queue "std" pass bytes diff
The queue names in pf.conf do not match the names in your pfstat.conf.
A collect syntax in your pfstat.conf should look like the following:
collect 11 = queue "tcp_ack" pass bytes diff
> image "/var/www/htdocs/pfstat/pfstat-queues.jpg" {
> from 1 days to now
> width 980 height 300
> left
> graph 11 bps "ack" "bits/s" color 0 192 192,
> graph 12 bps "dns" "bits/s" color 192 0 192,
> graph 13 bps "ssh" "bits/s" color 255 0 0,
> graph 14 bps "std" "bits/s" color 192 192 0
>
> }
