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On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 7:32 AM, Wood, Mike <user-ca9fdeef37c9@xymon.invalid> wrote:

 Hi All,


Any idea what would / could cause gaps in graphing like in the attached
picture?

It happens periodically on various systems, but only on a few particular
graphs (like CPU utilization).


Thanks for looking!


Mike Wood

UNIX System Administrator

Kinetic Concepts Inc.

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Any idea what would / could cause gaps in graphing like in the attached picture?
It happens periodically on various systems, but only on a few particular graphs (like CPU utilization).

We have seen these in situations where the hobbit server is overloaded
(processing too many things at once).  We have also seen it where a program
we were launching from hobbitlaunch > was crashing (core).

Have you looked through the hobbit log files?

Robert
On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 7:32 AM, Wood, Mike <user-ca9fdeef37c9@xymon.invalid<mailto:user-ca9fdeef37c9@xymon.invalid>> wrote:

Hi All,


Any idea what would / could cause gaps in graphing like in the attached picture?

It happens periodically on various systems, but only on a few particular graphs (like CPU utilization).


Thanks for looking!


Mike Wood

UNIX System Administrator

Kinetic Concepts Inc.

XXXX NW Parkway

San Antonio, TX, 78249

Office:  (XXX) XXX-XXXX

Mobile:  (XXX) XXX-XXXX


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From: Nelis, W.J.M. [mailto:user-f4ccfde53c0d@xymon.invalid]
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Subject: [hobbit] RE: gaps in hobbit graphs

Hello,

Any idea what would / could cause gaps in graphing like in the attached picture?
It happens periodically on various systems, but only on a few particular graphs (like CPU utilization).

Are you using MRTG and bbmrtg.pl to create these graphs? As those processes run independently and as bbmrtg.pl ignores changes in the MRTG datafiles once bbmrtg.pl is started, some gaps may occur.

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  Wim Nelis.
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Wood, Mike wrote:

Any idea what would / could cause gaps in graphing like in the attached
picture?

It happens periodically on various systems, but only on a few particular
graphs (like CPU utilization).

Thanks for looking!

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Subject: Re: [hobbit] gaps in hobbit graphs

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Wood, Mike wrote:

Any idea what would / could cause gaps in graphing like in the attached
picture?

It happens periodically on various systems, but only on a few particular
graphs (like CPU utilization).

Thanks for looking!

I've found that while systems are purple they don't cause blanks in the
graphs... I'm sure I've also seen red/yellow cause this, but I haven't
had a chance to track that down, and most likely that is more due to my
custom scripts/graphs using NCV to do the graphing.

Can you see what the status was at those times?

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