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Hello,<BR>
Trying to update the rrd file which no longer existed with use of rrdcached via network, <BR>
I recieved NO ERROR, which should have returned. (And, the message would be "ERROR: rrdcached: No such file: xxxxxx", I suppose.) <BR>
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The procedure I went through when I came across this event was as follows;<BR>
(Assume that Host A and Host B are connected via network)<BR>
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1. Run rrdcached on HOST A.<BR>2. Create a rrd file on HOST A.<BR>3. Execute "rrdtool update --daemon" on HOST B to udpate the rrd file created on HOST A.<BR>NO ERROR returned, which seemed normal.<BR>4. Remove the rrd file from HOST A.<BR>5.Execute "rrdtool update --daemon" on HOST B to udpate the rrd file already removed from HOST A.<BR>NO ERROR returned, which seemed strange since there no longer existed the rrd file what should be updated.<BR>
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The event described above doesn't happen if "rrdtool update" is executed on the same host on which target rrd file<BR>is located.<BR>
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The version of RRDtool used is 1.4.4.<BR>
Does anyone have the information or the solution about this?<BR>Regards,<BR>
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Yuya<BR> </body>
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