[mrtg] Re: 64bit rateup
robert.harrowfield at axon.co.nz
robert.harrowfield at axon.co.nz
Thu Nov 7 03:07:44 MET 2002
From: Tobias Oetiker [mailto:oetiker at ee.ethz.ch]
Sent: 4 November 2002 4:31AM
> I just got a patch which teaches rateup to use 64bit integers
> (long long) in its log files ... the modified version seems
> to work for me, but I would like to get some more testing on
> this. So if you tried to monitor anything which does over 2
> giga per second of is over 2gb in size (disk) and and failed
> with rateup, it would be great if you could test the new
> version ... note though, it may destroy your logfiles if it
> does not work, so make sure you do not run it on a live site ...
Seems to be working ok for me, but do seem to have one minor issue.
Im graphing servers with 2gb+ of Ram and 4gb+ swapfiles. The counters are
returned in bytes. Normally I have 2 'maxbytes' lines on my graph, one to
indicate real memory and one to indicate total commited memory (ie physical
+ swapfile). Eg:
AbsMax[fhcpdy.memory]: 6547509248
MaxBytes1[fhcpdy.memory]: 2415493120 (physical)
MaxBytes2[fhcpdy.memory]: 6547509248 (commit limit)
On graphs below the 2gb limit, the lines are being plotted. Above that, they
are not. Any ideas??
Cheers
Rob.
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