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My network I/O Graph is empty. 
This is the error message from rrd-data.log:

2006-02-09 10:38:19 RRD error updating
/users/hobbit4.0//data/rrd/foo.bar/netstat.rrd
 from 10.100.1.2: expected 11 data source readings (got 16) from
1139477899:U:U:0:3117281:3343088:U:U:
U:3836150036:803080985:U:784025:10478468:7420058:U:589:...

All hobbit clients are HP-UX clients. I have also deleted the
netstat.rrd files, so I am sure they recreated by hobbit. They are
recreated but not updated. Any ideas?

Chris

As I know now, I have the same problem with my Linux clients.

Von: Maxeiner, Christian Gesendet: Donnerstag, 9. Februar 2006 10:43
An: user-ae9b8668bcde@xymon.invalid
Betreff: [hobbit] Network I/O Graph empty


My network I/O Graph is empty. This is the error message from rrd-data.log: 
2006-02-09 10:38:19 RRD error updating
/users/hobbit4.0//data/rrd/foo.bar/netstat.rrd  from 10.100.1.2: expected 11 data source readings (got 16) from
1139477899:U:U:0:3117281:3343088:U:U: U:3836150036:803080985:U:784025:10478468:7420058:U:589:... 
All hobbit clients are HP-UX clients. I have also deleted the
netstat.rrd files, so I am sure they recreated by hobbit. They are
recreated but not updated. Any ideas?

Chris

Am I the only one with this problem? Any ideas?

Von: Maxeiner, Christian Gesendet: Donnerstag, 9. Februar 2006 10:43
An: user-ae9b8668bcde@xymon.invalid
Betreff: [hobbit] Network I/O Graph empty


My network I/O Graph is empty. This is the error message from rrd-data.log: 
2006-02-09 10:38:19 RRD error updating
/users/hobbit4.0//data/rrd/foo.bar/netstat.rrd  from 10.100.1.2: expected 11 data source readings (got 16) from
1139477899:U:U:0:3117281:3343088:U:U: U:3836150036:803080985:U:784025:10478468:7420058:U:589:... 

All hobbit clients are HP-UX  and Linux  clients. I have also deleted

the netstat.rrd files, so I am sure they recreated by hobbit. They are
recreated but not updated. Any ideas?

Chris

On Thu, 16 Feb 2006 13:23:24 +0100

"Maxeiner, Christian" <user-4db3135d1af0@xymon.invalid> wrote:
 

Hi,

	Cris, as far i know/remember hobbit does always create
netstat.rrd with 16 fields (I put the DS names from rrd/do_netstat.c at
the end of the e-mail). Run the command bellow and compare the output
with the DS name list bellow, if they not the same, probable that the
file was not created by hobbit. 

rrdtool dump ~~hobbit/data/rrd/<you_host_name>/netstat.rrd |grep "<name>"


	Herink, one think i saw, is that on hobbitd_rrd(8) man pages on
the "COLLECTED DATA" secction, mentiones that for vmstat and netstat
variables is still needed the LARRD bottom-feeders, and as far i
understand this is no longer the case after version 4, becase the rrd
format for these data has changed. Or i'm interpreting this wrong.

	Regards
	Werner

	Bellow, the DS names for netstat.rrd for hobbit current snapshot,
as far i remember its this way since official version 4 was released.
Maybe someone can comment on this.


                                  "DS:udpInDatagrams:DERIVE:600:0:U",
                                  "DS:udpOutDatagrams:DERIVE:600:0:U",
                                  "DS:udpInErrors:DERIVE:600:0:U",
                                  "DS:tcpActiveOpens:DERIVE:600:0:U",
                                  "DS:tcpPassiveOpens:DERIVE:600:0:U",
                                  "DS:tcpAttemptFails:DERIVE:600:0:U",
                                  "DS:tcpEstabResets:DERIVE:600:0:U",
                                  "DS:tcpCurrEstab:GAUGE:600:0:U",
                                  "DS:tcpOutDataBytes:DERIVE:600:0:U",
                                  "DS:tcpInInorderBytes:DERIVE:600:0:U",
                                  "DS:tcpInUnorderBytes:DERIVE:600:0:U",
                                  "DS:tcpRetransBytes:DERIVE:600:0:U",
                                  "DS:tcpOutDataPackets:DERIVE:600:0:U",
                                  "DS:tcpInInorderPackets:DERIVE:600:0:U",
                                  "DS:tcpInUnorderPackets:DERIVE:600:0:U",
                                  "DS:tcpRetransPackets:DERIVE:600:0:U",