On 9/19/12 1:51 PM, Greg Donald wrote:
I have a Cacti install monitoring my web servers. On my ww3 server
Cacti is including a mounted NFS share as part of the total hard drive
space used, but on my ww1 and ww2 servers it is not counting the
mounted share. All three servers run the same Debian version and have
the same snmpd config, and other than different IP addresses the Cacti
entries are identical. I'm using "ucd/net SNMP host" for the host
template on all. I tried switching to "Generic SNMP host" for a
couple hours yesterday, but it didn't help any. All the other Cacti
stats seem fine: cpu, memory, load, eth0, eth1, etc., only the hard
drive space is different, and only on ww3. Any idea where else I
might look for my setup difference?
And does anyone know of a Cacti PostgreSQL plugin/template? I found a
really old one that wouldn't work with my version of Cacti. I have a
simple streaming replication setup to a slave and a standby server,
but no good way to monitor replication. At the moment all I have is a
cpu usage graph and `SELECT * FROM pg_stat_replication;` :(
I may have been blocked from the list, since I use a reply-to: address.
I am unable to contact anyone to help fix that. (Blocked? Dunno!)
When you change host types in Cacti, it only changes the lists of
graphs that are associated wtih that host, and a couple of
administrative things.
You may have opted to monitor data from only some disks. Use the Add
Graphs for each host, and make sure that graph is turned on. COnversely,
you may have deleted the empty Hard Drive Space graph, which may be a
parent data-source to the individual volumes.
Check you snmpd.conf - the includeAllDisks may (not) have the correct
parameter afterwards. I use 100%, but have no idea what this does, and
its behavior has changed recently.
Cacti modules are hit and miss, despite the active following. Is it
http://cactiusers.net ?
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