Hmm. Can you enable --debug on the xymond_rrd executables (or send a
-USR2) for both the --status and --data channels?
Or set up a channel listener and confirm the two hosts (or same host, with
http vs https) are sending roughly equivalent data messages?
I rarely run PSclient myself, but I'll see if I can test with this type of
setup on my end. I'm still hard-pressed to see how a difference would
bubble up unless it's making separate connections into the CGI which are
failing in a different way.
-jc
On Thu, January 25, 2024 15:53, Kris Springer wrote:
I'm not sure I understand your question, but the directory tests are the
only extra ones I have defined that the xymonPSclient runs directly on the
host. The other tests (mem, disk, svc, procs, who) all are sent over https
too and the rrd graphs are working fine. The hosts' cpu text content does
show up on the Server side and looks fine, there's just no rrd graph being
created.
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Kris Springer
On January 25, 2024 4:15:17 PM "J.C. Cleaver" <user-87556346d4af@xymon.invalid>
wrote:
It really should be seeing it the same way, as apache is handing off to
the CGI after terminating the SSL, and the clientlog data will be
whatever
xymond received from the cgi, not the incoming web connection.
The next step would probably be enabling debug on xymond_client to see
how
it's processing the two different hosts. Are *any* of the client tests
being created properly for the ones over https?
-jc
On Thu, January 25, 2024 15:07, Kris Springer wrote:
The clientlog looks to be making it into the server completely. It
appears mostly identical except the https version contains the url and
user/pass info at the bottom.
Could this issue be with the xymoncgimsg.cgi not processing the data
correctly somehow?
Kris Springer
On 1/25/24 15:54, J.C. Cleaver wrote:
Are the outputs of the clientlog otherwise identical for the system
between the http and https submissions?
Off the top of my head, the only thing I think would cause this on the
server side would be a permanently/consistently truncated client
report,
causing the load not be scanned for hostsvc.test status generation.
-jc
On Thu, January 25, 2024 14:50, Kris Springer wrote:
Additional info: I just realized the 'files' test that I have defined
to
check a few Windows folders also is not working either when using the
https method.?? The defined Windows folders are read and appear in
the
'clientlog', but the Server's webpage says 'Could not determine size
of
directory', probably because there are no 'filesizes' rrd's being
created.?? When the client sends over http the rrd's are created and
the
folders graph just fine on the server.
Kris Springer
On 1/25/24 15:19, Kris Springer wrote:
I'm using the XymonPSClient 2.42 on a Windows server, and all works
fine except when I choose to send the data from the client to the
server over https the CPU graph doesn't display on the server side.
If
I change the XymonPSClient to send over http the CPU graph displays
correctly.?? I've tried this on different hosts and results are
always
the same when using https.?? Server is v4.3.30, but it was
happening
on
an older version too.?? Can anyone give me a clue how to resolve
this???
There's no errors happening that I can see anywhere. I looked in the
rrd folder and there is no 'cpu' or 'la' rrd file being created for
the hosts that use the XymonPSClient over https.
Thanks,
Kris Springer