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Re: [Observium] Apache rewrite question
by Tom Laermans 30 Dec '13

30 Dec '13

I'm quite sure mr Armstrong can do what he very well pleases. However, we do need a better idiot filter on this list. Tom Mark Lopez <m(a)silvenga.com> wrote: >Mr. Panagiotakis and Mr. Armstrong, > >This is a public, worldwide, and archived mailing list. Restrain your vulgar use of language. > >Mark Lopez > >From: observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org] On Behalf Of Christos Panagiotakis >Sent: Monday, December 30, 2013 11:05 AM >To: Observium Network Observation System >Subject: Re: [Observium] Apache rewrite question > >I can see your manners based on your country. >Nice software but dickhead programmer. >With shit for brains too. > >First you say I live on 90's because I use crontab -e and not your way >using *ROOT*. Oh so using root in 2013 isn't 90's ? So tard you die... > >Forcing people running this shit with mod_php and root/nobody/apache >users. > >Don't mention that you insist to use a distro that breaks itself and >not EL. Even with your *supported* ubuntu distro got issues. > >Anyway, go shut your manners in your ass. > >I asked for help nicely and politely, mentioning that I respect your >opinion for *NOT* supporting EL distros, I found a bug, mentioning >where, and your answer reflects an answer of a 13 years gangbanged teen. > >Go fuck yourself > >_______________________________________________ >observium mailing list >observium(a)observium.org >http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium

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Billing quota data collection
by Teixeira, Mike 30 Dec '13

30 Dec '13

Hello, I have some ports in my billing environment that are pushing data outbound only. The table bill_data is not collecting on the ports that are outbound only. When I look at the setup of the billing id, it has a direction of in. Is the only way to change that direction to out is by editing the database directly? What determines that direction? Thanks, Mike

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Billing support ?
by Daniel Rolfe 30 Dec '13

30 Dec '13

HI All, Really wanting to use the billing feature. I've installed the latest opensource version (Observium CE 0.13.10.4585) Running Ubuntu 13.04 i386 under openvz. Followed the instructions for Debian based install word for word. Added a hp switch and the below config to my config.php under the MySQL details: $config['enable_billing'] = 1; # Enable Billing $config['billing']['customer_autoadd'] = 1; # Enable Auto-add bill per customer $config['billing']['circuit_autoadd'] = 1; # Enable Auto-add bill per circuit_id $config['billing']['bill_autoadd'] = 1; # Enable Auto-add bill per bill_id In the web GUI under ports I don't see the billing option like is visible on the observium demo Anyone know what is going wrong ? I also don't have the billing cron files ? root@observium:/etc/cron.d# locate poll-billing.php root@observium:/etc/cron.d# locate billing /opt/observium/html/billing-graph.php /opt/observium/html/includes/api/module.billing.inc.php /opt/observium/html/js/billing.js /opt/observium/html/pages/api/manual.billing.inc.php /opt/observium/includes/billing.php /opt/observium/upgrade-scripts/fix-billing-2758.inc.php root@observium:/etc/cron.d#

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No Graphs or no error messages on the Chart
by Desmond Kan 30 Dec '13

30 Dec '13

Hello there, I followed the installation guide on the website and I was able to install observium on Ubuntu 12.04 with no issues but I don't see any graphs at all. I followed all the possible fixes and it still didn't fix the problem. Following are the fixes that I have done so far. (Updated the rrdtool to 1.472) (changed the permissions on RRD to root as the owner and the group) Below is part of the details when I ran "./poller.php -h all -d" (Note: this is only part of the logs or the message and I couldn't copy and paste the whole thing because it's so big ... Please let me know if there's any important info that I should copy and paste ... Thanks for your help in advance) SQL[INSERT INTO `mempools-state` (`mempool_id`) VALUES ('10')] SQL[UPDATE `mempools-state` set `mempool_polled` ='1388264435',`mempool_used` ='5425987584',`mempool_perc` ='16.08',`mempool_free` ='28314968064',`mempool_total` ='33740955648',`mempool_largestfree` ='',`mempool_lowestfree` ='' WHERE `mempool_id` = '10'] Checking alerts Array ( [mempool_perc] => 16.08 ) Mempool Virtual memory: Cached!7.97% RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/hdc-ceres-101.firstnutri.corp/mempool-hrstorage-3.rrd N:5425987584:62670508032] stdout[] stderr[]] SQL[INSERT INTO `mempools-state` (`mempool_id`) VALUES ('11')] SQL[UPDATE `mempools-state` set `mempool_polled` ='1388264435',`mempool_used` ='5425987584',`mempool_perc` ='7.97',`mempool_free` ='62670508032',`mempool_total` ='68096495616',`mempool_largestfree` ='',`mempool_lowestfree` ='' WHERE `mempool_id` = '11'] Checking alerts Array ( [mempool_perc] => 7.97 ) Mempool Swap space: Cached!0% RRD[cmd[update /opt/observium/rrd/hdc-ceres-101.firstnutri.corp/mempool-hrstorage-10.rrd N:0:34355539968] stdout[] stderr[]] SQL[INSERT INTO `mempools-state` (`mempool_id`) VALUES ('12')] SQL[UPDATE `mempools-state` set `mempool_polled` ='1388264435',`mempool_used` ='0',`mempool_perc` ='0',`mempool_free` ='34355539968',`mempool_total` ='34355539968',`mempool_largestfree` ='',`mempool_lowestfree` ='' WHERE `mempool_id` = '12'] Checking alerts Array ( [mempool_perc] => 0 ) Module time: 0.0473sincluding: includes/polling/storage.inc.php SQL[SELECT `storage`.*, `storage-state`.storage_polled FROM `storage` LEFT JOIN `storage-state` ON `storage`.storage_id = `storage-state`.storage_id WHERE `device_id` = '11'] Storage /: DEBUG: SNMP Auth options = -v2c -c 'secret' /usr/bin/snmpbulkwalk -v2c -c 'secret' -OQUs -m HOST-RESOURCES-MIB:HOST-RESOURCES-TYPES -M /opt/observium/mibs 'udp':'hdc-ceres-101.firstnutri.corp':'161' hrStorageEntry hrStorageIndex.1 = 1 hrStorageIndex.3 = 3 hrStorageIndex.6 = 6 hrStorageIndex.7 = 7 hrStorageIndex.8 = 8 hrStorageIndex.10 = 10 hrStorageIndex.31 = 31 hrStorageIndex.32 = 32 hrStorageIndex.33 = 33 hrStorageIndex.34 = 34 hrStorageType.1 = hrStorageRam hrStorageType.3 = hrStorageVirtualMemory hrStorageType.6 = hrStorageOther hrStorageType.7 = hrStorageOther hrStorageType.8 = hrStorageOther hrStorageType.10 = hrStorageVirtualMemory hrStorageType.31 = hrStorageFixedDisk hrStorageType.32 = hrStorageFixedDisk hrStorageType.33 = hrStorageFixedDisk hrStorageType.34 = hrStorageFixedDisk hrStorageDescr.1 = Physical memory hrStorageDescr.3 = Virtual memory hrStorageDescr.6 = Memory buffers hrStorageDescr.7 = Cached memory hrStorageDescr.8 = Shared memory hrStorageDescr.10 = Swap space hrStorageDescr.31 = / hrStorageDescr.32 = /sys/fs/fuse/connections hrStorageDescr.33 = /dev hrStorageDescr.34 = /boot hrStorageAllocationUnits.1 = 1024 hrStorageAllocationUnits.3 = 1024 hrStorageAllocationUnits.6 = 1024 hrStorageAllocationUnits.7 = 1024 hrStorageAllocationUnits.8 = 1024 hrStorageAllocationUnits.10 = 1024 hrStorageAllocationUnits.31 = 4096 hrStorageAllocationUnits.32 = 4096 hrStorageAllocationUnits.33 = 4096 hrStorageAllocationUnits.34 = 1024 hrStorageSize.1 = 32950152 hrStorageSize.3 = 66500484 hrStorageSize.6 = 32950152 hrStorageSize.7 = 2689512 hrStorageSize.8 = 0 hrStorageSize.10 = 33550332 hrStorageSize.31 = 9727858 hrStorageSize.32 = 0 hrStorageSize.33 = 4115890 hrStorageSize.34 = 233191 hrStorageUsed.1 = 5298816 hrStorageUsed.3 = 5298816 hrStorageUsed.6 = 184268 hrStorageUsed.7 = 2689512 hrStorageUsed.10 = 0 hrStorageUsed.31 = 1047096 hrStorageUsed.32 = 0 hrStorageUsed.33 = 1 hrStorageUsed.34 = 60893 Can someone point me to the right direction to fix the graphs? I am really appreciated for all of your help. Cheers, -Desmond

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Real-time graphs not handling much about 1gbps (64-bit problem?)
by Stephen Fulton 26 Dec '13

26 Dec '13

Hi all, I'm running community edition v0.13.10.4585 and polling a few C6500's and a Cisco Nexus 7k. I have a number of 10GE interfaces and 10GE etherchannel bundles. The 5 minute graphing appears to work fine, the numbers are accurate when I compare against another monitoring system in production. However, when I run a "real time" poll against an interface or port-channel, of any duration (2 secs to 60 secs), the numbers never crack much above 1gbps, and there are often negative numbers. This suggests 64-bit counters are not being used or being interpreted correctly, but I haven't looked at the code. Has anyone else seen this? If so, did I mess something up with the install or is there something I can do? Thanks, -- Stephen

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Re: [Observium] Real-time graphs not handling much about 1gbps (64-bit problem?)
by Adam Armstrong 26 Dec '13

26 Dec '13

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Alerting system: multiple associations
by Stefano Cordio 24 Dec '13

24 Dec '13

Hey guys, I have the following alert checker: As you can see, the checker is applied only to server devices but I'd like to extend that to storage devices. Is there a simple way to modify the device match rule in something like "type equals (server or storage)"? I tried searching any suggestion on the wiki and on the mail archive, but I didn't find anything. Thanks for any hints, Stefano

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make it easier to buy
by Damien Burke 24 Dec '13

24 Dec '13

Honestly, today I found myself searching your website to order the paid subscription of the software. Hard to find. I found it on a very small link on the homepage but no place else. Perhaps make it easier to find? Damien Burke Chief Executive Officer SupremeBytes, LLC P.O. Box 13746 | Columbus, Ohio 43213 Office (614) 636-4923 | Phone (614) 636-4875 | Fax (614) 636-4877 http://www.supremebytes.com<http://www.supremebytes.com/>

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Unix Agent
by Ryan Milton 23 Dec '13

23 Dec '13

Still not quite understanding Unix Agent--- from the sounds of it, it has to be installed on all servers that Observium monitors? I finally have SNMP running on FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and from the FAQ's, etc, it really seems that I should bypass Net-SNMP with Observium. Regards, Ryan Milton

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Network Dependencies
by Johnathon Voegeli 22 Dec '13

22 Dec '13

Hey guys, I am using the beta version of observium updated with svn with the server running in a datacenter in one US state and some of the SNMP agents in several others. It works perfect with one site, however the other has terrible internet connecting the site, and we lose vpn every once in a while. It immediately comes back, however when it polls while the site is down we receive 20-30 emails about devices being down when in fact it is the internet connection. Is there a way (or a plan in the future) to set dependencies on polling? For example if the Router/Modem does not respond then send an alert as down, but it knows that in fact if it can't talk past the router then obviously the rest will show as down as well so the alerts won't bombard our email? ~JV Johnathon Voegeli jvoegeli(a)voigtie.com<mailto:jvoegeli@voigtie.com>

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