The simplest way to recreate your files, which will lose all your perf  
data, is to shutdown Zenoss and delete the contents of the perf  
directory.  The RRD files do not grow in size, they stay the same and  
just start averaging out older data rather than grow.  So when you  
initially configure RRDtool, you define how much data to keep and the  
files are pre-allocated.  You may try restarting zenoss and seeing if  
the proper daemon writes out a new version of the file.

Thanks,
Matt Ray
Zenoss Community Manager
community.zenoss.com
[email protected]



On Feb 12, 2009, at 8:17 AM, Sator wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> After spending a couple off days configureing all my hosts on a new  
> Zenoss installation i changed my mind about the RRD files.
> They where taking up way to much space on my little virtuall server  
> so i removed the average ones from the default RRD creation command.
> But i coudnt get Zenoss to alter the RRD files for existing devices,  
> so I deleted them....guess i shoudnt have done that.  [Embarassed]
>
> After that zenperfsnmp has started acting weird, it only creates the  
> folder of what seems a complete random selection off the devices  
> with 1 random interface and 1 random 1 empty RRD files for interface  
> errors.
> And iff i delete them again, it recreates the exact same folders and  
> files.
>
> Not even if i delete a device and recreate it manualy does it want  
> to create new RRD files, it just nags it cant find them and skips  
> the device.
> I have tried everything i can think off, changing production states,  
> from main to bogus collector and back, restarting services,  
> restarting zenoss, deleting zec and pickle files.
>
> I ecpesially find it odd that when i delete a device and check it  
> removes what data it has created, recreate it and it wont do  
> anything beceuse off missing RRD files.
>
> So is there some way to make it recreate all RRD files for all  
> devices or in worst case, make it forget it had such a device so i  
> can recreate the devices manually?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
>
>
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