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Ajay Chenampara | 2 Apr 2007 17:45
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how to uninstall rrdtool

Can someone tell me how to uninstall a non-rpm install of rrdtool 1.2.19 on redhat? I want to downgrade the
version to 1.0.33. Appreciate the help

 	 
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Singh Saimbhi | 3 Apr 2007 22:21
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Re: how to uninstall rrdtool

"make uninstall" from the source install directory should do it.

Singh

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Subject: [cricket-users] how to uninstall rrdtool

Can someone tell me how to uninstall a non-rpm install of rrdtool 1.2.19
on redhat? I want to downgrade the version to 1.0.33. Appreciate the
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Oliver Landsmann | 4 Apr 2007 10:09
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Re: how to uninstall rrdtool

Hi Ajay,

What kind of "non-rpm" did you use?

In case it was a tar file:
     run a "tar tvf <insert the tar file name here>" and capture the log 
output and remove the listed files. (Maybe you need to add the flags for 
compression if the file was compressed :)

In case you build it from sources:
    "make -n install" will again give you a list of filenames (and other 
stuff).  The -n  means just act as if but don't do anything.

Br,
  Oliver

Ajay Chenampara wrote:
> Can someone tell me how to uninstall a non-rpm install of rrdtool 1.2.19 on redhat? I want to downgrade the
version to 1.0.33. Appreciate the help
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Einar Indridason | 4 Apr 2007 12:40
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introduction and: does 'exec' cache the results?

Good morning folks.  I'm new here - I don't even know how much traffic is on
this list, if any.

I'm constructing a Cricket config to monitor our Nagios monitoring system,
and I'm basically running nagiostat -m
-dLOTS,OF,Arguments,here,to,pull,info,from,nagios.  To do that, I have
several lines like this:
    ds-source = "exec:XX:%nagarg%"

where XX is a running number.

Now, the question I have is this:
   Does cricket run the %nagarg% command once, and caches it?  Or is the
%nagarg% run approximately 60 times?

Cheers, and thanks in advance,
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Ryan Steele | 4 Apr 2007 16:32
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Re: introduction and: does 'exec' cache the results?

Einar Indridason wrote:
> Good morning folks.  I'm new here - I don't even know how much traffic is on
> this list, if any.
>
> I'm constructing a Cricket config to monitor our Nagios monitoring system,
> and I'm basically running nagiostat -m
> -dLOTS,OF,Arguments,here,to,pull,info,from,nagios.  To do that, I have
> several lines like this:
>     ds-source = "exec:XX:%nagarg%"
>
> where XX is a running number.
>
> Now, the question I have is this:
>    Does cricket run the %nagarg% command once, and caches it?  Or is the
> %nagarg% run approximately 60 times?
>   

XX is actually the line number of the response.  If each XX is getting 
its information from the same resource (e.g., a perl script returning 60 
values), Cricket will pool the responses.  Basically, it runs once.  If 
you invoke the poller with -logLevel debug, you'll see that it execs 
%ngarg% only once.

Best,
Ryan

> Cheers, and thanks in advance,
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Einar Indridason | 4 Apr 2007 16:56
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Re: introduction and: does 'exec' cache the results?

On 4/4/07, Ryan Steele <steele <at> agora-net.com> wrote:
>
> Einar Indridason wrote:
> > Now, the question I have is this:
> >    Does cricket run the %nagarg% command once, and caches it?  Or is the
> > %nagarg% run approximately 60 times?
> >
>
> XX is actually the line number of the response.  If each XX is getting
> its information from the same resource (e.g., a perl script returning 60
> values), Cricket will pool the responses.  Basically, it runs once.  If
> you invoke the poller with -logLevel debug, you'll see that it execs
> %ngarg% only once.

Ah... excellent :-)

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Robert Woodcock | 4 Apr 2007 20:54

Re: Current values in HTML Summary pulling from wrong ds

On Wednesday, March 21, 2007, Jordan Share wrote:
> I am also seeing this exact behavior (also using etch).
> 
> I would love to find out how to fix this.

Here's what I did to fix it:

1. Wait for collector run to finish, and comment it out in cron to
   stop it from running

2. Back up your Cricket RRDs
cp -a /var/lib/cricket /var/lib/cricket-backup

3. Dump your rrds, munging them into 0001 format in the process
   with this script
#!/bin/sh
find /var/lib/cricket -name '*.rrd' | (
while read RRDFILE
do
        XMLFILE=$(echo $RRDFILE | sed s/rrd$/xml/)
        rrdtool dump $RRDFILE | sed 's,<version> 0003
</version>,<version> 0001 </version>,' | grep -v 'params>' | grep -v
'_value>' > $XMLFILE
        chown cricket.cricket $XMLFILE
done
)

4. Downgrade rrdtool and librrds-perl to 1.0.49 (from Debian Sarge)

5. Restore your RRDs with this script
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K K | 5 Apr 2007 21:03
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Unexpected extra argument for consolidation function MAX?

I'm running a modified version of cricket-1.0.4, and recently upgraded
RRDtool to rrdtool-1.2.19 to get additional grapher features.
Eventually I'd like to upgrade to the latest release, but have too
many local changes to backport, so that's not something I'm ready to
do right away.

We routinely enable/disable Cisco switch interfaces and use
genRtrConfig to update the targets file, so we only collect and graph
for enabled interfaces.  Today, a few days after the RRDtool upgrade,
when I enabled an additional interface on an existing switch, when I
actually went to 'collect' for the subtree, I started to see this
error:

Error and the lines leading up to it:
[05-Apr-2007 00:00:38 ] Retrieved data for gigabitethernet4_24 (167):
1716318,416905104,1,0,2,3360
[05-Apr-2007 00:00:38 ] Retrieved data for fastethernet0_1 (1):
972350765,1170189713,0,81357,459768548,545739898
[05-Apr-2007 00:00:38 ] Walking ifDescr for
192.168.1.1:161:2.5:3:1.0:1 to resolve interface-name mapping
[05-Apr-2007 00:00:38 ] Creating datafile
/home/cxnet-tt/cricket-config/../cricket-data//switch-ports/Chicago/private/fastethernet0_13.rrd
for target name fastethernet0_13.
[05-Apr-2007 00:00:38*] Cannot create
/home/cxnet-tt/cricket-config/../cricket-data//switch-ports/Chicago/private/fastethernet0_13.rrd:
Unexpected extra argument for consolidation function MAX

Any suggestions as to what would trigger this, how to correct it,
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Ali Resting | 11 Apr 2007 17:09

Squid monitor script

Hi All,

I am looking for a cricket script to monitor Squid 2.5 and 2.6

Regards,

Ali
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nick.nauwelaerts | 11 Apr 2007 17:13
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Re: Squid monitor script

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> Subject: [cricket-users] Squid monitor script
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> Hi All,
>  
> I am looking for a cricket script to monitor Squid 2.5 and 2.6

What do you want to monitor?

You can use a modified version of the test-url script which is provided
with the cricket distribution to get response times. And you can
activate snmp support in squid to get some readings from that, but some
of them seem to be a bit wonky.

// nick

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