On Fri, 2012-07-27 at 22:09 +0200, Henrik Størner wrote:
On 27-07-2012 18:41, John Horne wrote:
Hello,
I'm sure I saw a way to run showgraph.sh from the command-line in order
to debug problems with it. As far as I remember it required setting the
variable QUERY and perhaps some others before running it. I have looked,
but cannot find how this was done.
Can anyone offer any help here?
If you have a graph link in your browser like
http://www.xymon.com/xymon-cgi/showgraph.sh?host=jorn.hswn.dk&service=la&graph_width=864&graph_height=180&disp=jorn.hswn.dk&nostale&color=green&graph_start=1343160394&graph_end=1343419594&graph=hourly&action=view
(taken from the "cpu" graph on the www.xymon.com site), then you can run
it "by hand" with:
REQUEST_METHOD=GET
SCRIPT_NAME=showgraph.sh
QUERY_STRING="host=jorn.hswn.dk&service=la&graph_width=864&graph_height=180&disp=jorn.hswn.dk&nostale&color=green&graph_start=1343160394&graph_end=1343419594&graph=hourly&action=view"
(i.e. everything after the "?" in the URL)
export REQUEST_METHOD SCRIPT_NAME QUERY_STRING
xymoncmd showgraph.cgi
Hello,
Thanks for that. It was just what I wanted.
Turns out that the error I'm getting is 'No DS called 'in' in
'ifstat.eth0.rrd'. However, my test is called 'if', not 'ifstat'.
It seems that the entry I had in graphs.cfg was 'FNPATTERN
^if.(.+).rrd' (which would match the previous 'ifstat' entry). Changing
my pattern to '^if\.' sorted out the problem :-)
Now I have to work out why the one graph for one client I did have for
the 'if' test appeared - it seems that the client has no 'Network
traffic' graphs at all (or RRD files) so something with the netstat or
ifconfig data must be causing a problem. (Both do exist in the client
data.)
John.
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