Yup, that was the way to get a clean schema!
What are the db.log errors? There are a couple of obscure ones which persist, but given your db managed to self destruct once, it might be useful to make sure they arent serious.
adam
Sent from Mailbird [http://www.getmailbird.com/?utm_source=Mailbird&utm_medium=email&utm...] On 13/03/2016 00:25:16, Sean Pedersen spedersen.lists@gmail.com wrote: I installed Observium on a VM and pulled the schema from that. I found a number of things that had somehow gotten out of sync - columns existed where they shouldn’t, or didn’t where they should, etc. etc. I fixed them, re-ran `./discovery.php -u` which still produced a number of errors, but the “update your database schema” warning disappeared so I’m going to call it good for now.
In the interim we somehow lost all of our alert checker criteria, cue ~2,500 e-mails. I had to rebuild those manually.
Everything appears to be back to normal, or at least normal enough until we either completely rebuild or stop using Observium in the next six months or so.
I’m still seeing a number of errors in db.log even after the updates, but the tables or columns being called (particularly by poller.php) didn’t exist in the correct / current schema, either.
On Mar 12, 2016, at 1:24 AM, Adam Armstrong <adama@memetic.org [mailto:adama@memetic.org]> wrote:
I'll give you a little more time to work out how you could, perhaps, create an empty database with the correct current schema yourself... Adam. Sent from BlueMail [http://www.bluemail.me/r]
On Mar 12, 2016, at 04:54, Sean Pedersen <spedersen.lists@gmail.com [mailto:spedersen.lists@gmail.com]> wrote: I dumped my current schema. I wonder if someone could send me the correct schema so I could do a compare and fix the mismatched entities?
Seems like this might be the best option.
On Mar 11, 2016, at 9:51 PM, Sean Pedersen < spedersen.lists@gmail.com [mailto:spedersen.lists@gmail.com]> wrote:
I’m not sure how this happened. I ran into some seemingly unrelated issues and one of the many issues I’ve been troubleshooting since is the apparent destruction of my database schema. Here’s the output of `discovery.php -u`:
000 -> 001 ... (db) done. 001 -> 002 ... (db) done (5 errors). 002 -> 003 ... (db) done (2 errors). 003 -> 004 ... (db) done (3 errors). 004 -> 005 ... (db) done (4 errors). 005 -> 006 ... (db) done. 006 -> 007 ... (db) done (1 errors). 007 -> 008 ... (db) done (1 errors). 008 -> 009 ... (db) done. 009 -> 010 ... (db) done (1 errors). 010 -> 011 ... (db) done. 011 -> 012 ... (db) done. 012 -> 013 ... (db) done (1 errors). 013 -> 014 ... (db) done. 014 -> 015 ... (db) done (1 errors). 015 -> 016 ... (db) done (4 errors). 016 -> 017 ... (db) done. 017 -> 018 ... (db) done (2 errors). 018 -> 019 ... (db) done. 019 -> 020 ... (db) done (6 errors). 020 -> 021 ... (db) done (1 errors). 021 -> 022 ... (db) done (1 errors). 022 -> 023 ... (db) done (5 errors). 023 -> 024 ... (db) done (2 errors). 024 -> 025 ... (db) done (10 errors). 025 -> 026 ... (db) done. 026 -> 027 ... (db) done. 027 -> 028 ... (db) done (11 errors). 028 -> 029 ... (db) done. 029 -> 030 ... (db) done (2 errors). 030 -> 031 ... (db) done (1 errors). 031 -> 032 ... (db) done (2 errors). 032 -> 033 ... (db) done. 033 -> 034 ... (db) done. 034 -> 035 ... (db) done (1 errors). 035 -> 036 ... (db) done (1 errors). 036 -> 037 ... (db) done. 037 -> 038 ... (db) done (2 errors). 038 -> 039 ... (db) done. 039 -> 040 ... (db) done. 040 -> 041 ... (db) done (2 errors). 041 -> 042 ... (db) done. 042 -> 043 ... (db) done (4 errors). 043 -> 044 ... (db) done (1 errors). 044 -> 045 ... (db) done (4 errors). 045 -> 046 ... (db) done. 046 -> 047 ... (db) done. 047 -> 048 ... (db) done (1 errors). 048 -> 049 ... (db) done (1 errors). 049 -> 050 ... (db) done. 050 -> 051 ... (db) done. 051 -> 052 ... (db) done. 052 -> 053 ... (db) done. 053 -> 054 ... (db) done (1 errors). 054 -> 055 ... (db) done (4 errors). 055 -> 056 ... (db) done (1 errors). 056 -> 057 ... (db) done (1 errors). 057 -> 058 ... (db) done (1 errors). 058 -> 059 ... (db) done (1 errors). 059 -> 060 ... (db) done (1 errors). 060 -> 061 ... (db) done (1 errors). 061 -> 062 ... (db) done (1 errors). 062 -> 063 ... (db) done (4 errors). 063 -> 064 ... (db) done. 064 -> 065 ... (db) done. 065 -> 066 ... (db) done. 066 -> 067 ... (db) done. 067 -> 068 ... (db) done (1 errors). 068 -> 069 ... (db) done. 069 -> 070 ... (db) done (1 errors). 070 -> 071 ... (db) done. 071 -> 072 ... (db) done (1 errors). 072 -> 073 ... (db) done. 073 -> 074 ... (php) Updating netscaler service RRDs 074 -> 075 ... (db) done (1 errors). 075 -> 076 ... (db) done (1 errors). 076 -> 077 ... (db) done. 077 -> 078 ... (db) done. 078 -> 079 ... (db) done. 079 -> 080 ... (db) done. 080 -> 081 ... (db) done. 081 -> 082 ... (db) done (1 errors). 082 -> 083 ... (db) done. 083 -> 084 ... (db) done. 084 -> 085 ... (db) done (1 errors). 085 -> 086 ... (db) done. 086 -> 087 ... (db) done (1 errors). 087 -> 088 ... (db) done. 088 -> 089 ... (db) done (5 errors). 089 -> 090 ... (db) done (3 errors). 090 -> 091 ... (db) done (1 errors). 091 -> 092 ... (db) done (2 errors). 092 -> 093 ... (db) done (2 errors). 093 -> 094 ... (db) done. 094 -> 095 ... (php) Converting alert serialize() arrays to JSON: ........................................ 095 -> 096 ... (db) done (1 errors). 096 -> 097 ... (db) done. 097 -> 098 ... (db) done. 098 -> 099 ... (db) done (1 errors). 099 -> 100 ... (db) done (1 errors). 100 -> 101 ... (db) done (1 errors). 101 -> 102 ... (db) done. 102 -> 103 ... (db) done (1 errors). 103 -> 104 ... (db) done (1 errors). 104 -> 105 ... (db) done. 105 -> 106 ... (db) done (2 errors). 106 -> 107 ... (db) done. 107 -> 108 ... (db) done (1 errors). 108 -> 109 ... (db) done. 109 -> 110 ... (db) done (1 errors). 110 -> 111 ... (db) done (2 errors). 111 -> 112 ... (db) done (1 errors). 112 -> 113 ... (db) done. 113 -> 114 ... (db) done (1 errors). 114 -> 115 ... (db) done (1 errors). 115 -> 116 ... (db) done. 116 -> 117 ... (db) done. 117 -> 118 ... (db) done. 118 -> 119 ... (db) done. 119 -> 120 ... (db) done. 120 -> 121 ... (db) done. 121 -> 122 ... (db) done (3 errors). 122 -> 123 ... (db) done. 123 -> 124 ... (db) done (1 errors). 124 -> 125 ... (db) done (1 errors). 125 -> 126 ... (db) done (2 errors). 126 -> 127 ... (php) Converting FDB count RRD ds fdb->value: ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 127 -> 128 ... (php) Rename old storage RRDs and DB: 128 -> 129 ... (php) Rename old mempools RRDs and DB: 129 -> 130 ... (db) done. 130 -> 131 ... (db) done. 131 -> 132 ... (db) done. 132 -> 133 ... (db) done (1 errors). 133 -> 134 ... (db) done (1 errors). 134 -> 135 ... (db) done (1 errors). 135 -> 136 ... (db) done (1 errors). 136 -> 137 ... (db) done. 137 -> 138 ... (db) done. 138 -> 139 ... (db) done (4 errors). 139 -> 140 ... (db) done. 140 -> 141 ... (db) done (3 errors). 141 -> 142 ... (db) done (1 errors). 142 -> 143 ... (db) done. 143 -> 144 ... (db) done. 144 -> 145 ... (db) done (1 errors). 145 -> 146 ... (db) done. 146 -> 147 ... (db) done. 147 -> 148 ... (db) done (3 errors). 148 -> 149 ... (db) done. 149 -> 150 ... (db) done (6 errors). 150 -> 151 ... (db) done. 151 -> 152 ... (db) done. 152 -> 153 ... (php) Converting RRD ds type for tcpCurrEstab COUNTER->GAUGE: ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 153 -> 154 ... (db) done (1 errors). 154 -> 155 ... (db) done (1 errors). 155 -> 156 ... (db) done (1 errors). 156 -> 157 ... (db) done (1 errors). 157 -> 158 ... (db) done (1 errors). 158 -> 159 ... (db) done. 159 -> 160 ... (db) done. 160 -> 161 ... (db) done (1 errors). 161 -> 162 ... (db) done. 162 -> 163 ... (db) done. 163 -> 164 ... (php) Superseded by update 165 164 -> 165 ... (php) Adding MIN RRA to very old RRD files: * hr_processes: ..... * hr_users: ..... * ucd_contexts: ... * ucd_load: ... * ucd_interrupts: ... 165 -> 166 ... (db) done (1 errors). 166 -> 167 ... (db) done. 167 -> 168 ... (db) done. 168 -> 169 ... (db) done. 169 -> 170 ... (php) Move old GEO data if exist: ---------------- 170 -> 171 ... (db) done. 171 -> 172 ... (db) done. 172 -> 173 ... (db) done. 173 -> 174 ... (db) done (3 errors). 174 -> 175 ... (db) done (2 errors). 175 -> 176 ... (php) Clean incorrect syslog entries: 176 -> 177 ... (php) Clean incorrect manual geolocation: 177 -> 178 ... (db) done (5 errors). 178 -> 179 ... (db) done (2 errors). 179 -> 180 ... (db) done. 180 -> 181 ... (db) done. 181 -> 182 ... (db) done. 182 -> 183 ... (db) done. 183 -> 184 ... (db) done (3 errors). 184 -> 185 ... (db) done. 185 -> 186 ... (db) done (9 errors). 186 -> 187 ... (php) 187 -> 188 ... (db) done. 188 -> 189 ... (db) done (2 errors). 189 -> 190 ... (db) done (2 errors). 190 -> 191 ... (php) Migrating state sensors to status entries: 191 -> 192 ... (db) done (2 errors). 192 -> 193 ... (db) done (1 errors). 193 -> 194 ... (db) done (1 errors). 194 -> 195 ... (db) done (3 errors). 195 -> 196 ... (db) done (1 errors). 196 -> 197 ... (db) done. 197 -> 198 ... (db) done. 198 -> 199 ... (db) done. 199 -> 200 ... (db) done (2 errors). 200 -> 201 ... (db) done. 201 -> 202 ... (db) done. 202 -> 203 ... (db) done (1 errors). 203 -> 204 ... (db) done. 204 -> 205 ... (db) done. 205 -> 206 ... (db) done (4 errors). 206 -> 207 ... (db) done (1 errors). 207 -> 208 ... (db) done (1 errors). 208 -> 209 ... (db) done (5 errors). 209 -> 210 ... (php) 210 -> 211 ... (db) done (3 errors). 211 -> 212 ... (php) 212 -> 213 ... (db) done (11 errors). 213 -> 214 ... (db) done. 214 -> 215 ... (db) done (1 errors). 215 -> 216 ... (db) done (2 errors). 216 -> 217 ... (db) done. 217 -> 218 ... (db) done. 218 -> 219 ... (db) done. 219 -> 220 ... (db) done (4 errors). 220 -> 221 ... (db) done (1 errors). 221 -> 222 ... (db) done. 222 -> 223 ... (db) done (1 errors). 223 -> 224 ... (db) done. 224 -> 225 ... (db) done. 225 -> 226 ... (db) done. 226 -> 227 ... (db) done (2 errors). 227 -> 228 ... (db) done (10 errors). 228 -> 229 ... (db) done (1 errors). 229 -> 230 ... (db) done (1 errors). 230 -> 231 ... (db) done. 231 -> 232 ... (db) done. 232 -> 233 ... (db) done (2 errors). 233 -> 234 ... (db) done (1 errors). 234 -> 235 ... (db) done. 235 -> 236 ... (db) done (1 errors). 236 -> 237 ... (db) done. 237 -> 238 ... (db) done. 238 -> 239 ... (db) done (1 errors). 239 -> 240 ... (db) done (3 errors). 240 -> 241 ... (db) done. 241 -> 242 ... (db) done. 242 -> 243 ... (db) done. 243 -> 244 ... (db) done (3 errors). 244 -> 245 ... (db) done. 245 -> 246 ... (db) done (1 errors). 246 -> 247 ... (db) done (1 errors). 247 -> 248 ... (db) done. 248 -> 249 ... (db) done (1 errors). 249 -> 250 ... (db) done. 250 -> 251 ... (db) done (1 errors). 251 -> 252 ... (db) done (1 errors). 252 -> 253 ... (db) done. 253 -> 254 ... (db) done. 254 -> 255 ... (db) done (1 errors). 255 -> 256 ... (php) 256 -> 257 ... (php) 257 -> 258 ... (php) 258 -> 259 ... (db) done. 259 -> 260 ... (php) 260 -> 261 ... (db) done (5 errors). 261 -> 262 ... (php) 262 -> 263 ... (db) done (1 errors). 263 -> 264 ... (db) done (8 errors). 264 -> 265 ... (db) done (1 errors). 265 -> 266 ... (db) done. 266 -> 267 ... (db) done. 267 -> 268 ... (php) 268 -> 269 ... (php) 269 -> 270 ... (db) done. 270 -> 271 ... (db) done (11 errors). -- Done.
So…there are a couple of errors. I grabbed a few samples of db.log and found several examples where columns are missing. Pretty much 99% of the log is failed queries to nonexistent database fields, columns, etc. Here’s two:
[2016/03/11 21:39:25 -0700] poller.php(22166): Failed dbQuery (#1054 - Unknown column 'attrib_value' in 'field list'), Query: SELECT `attrib_value` FROM `observium_attribs` WHERE `attrib_type` = 'dbSchema';
mysql> describe observium_attribs; +---------+---------+------+-----+---------+-------+ | Field | Type | Null | Key | Default | Extra | +---------+---------+------+-----+---------+-------+ | version | int(11) | NO | PRI | NULL | | +---------+---------+------+-----+---------+-------+ 1 row in set (0.00 sec)
[2016/03/11 21:43:34 -0700] poller.php(18006): Failed dbQuery (#1054 - Unknown column 'device_id' in 'where clause'), Query: SELECT * FROM `devices_attribs` WHERE `device_id` = '136'
mysql> describe devices_attribs; +--------------+--------------+------+-----+-------------------+-----------------------------+ | Field | Type | Null | Key | Default | Extra | +--------------+--------------+------+-----+-------------------+-----------------------------+ | attrib_id | int(11) | NO | PRI | NULL | auto_increment | | entity_type | varchar(32) | NO | | NULL | | | entity_id | int(11) | NO | MUL | NULL | | | attrib_type | varchar(128) | NO | | NULL | | | attrib_value | text | NO | | NULL | | | updated | timestamp | NO | | CURRENT_TIMESTAMP | on update CURRENT_TIMESTAMP | +--------------+--------------+------+-----+-------------------+-----------------------------+ 6 rows in set (0.00 sec)
Outside of `discovery.php -u` that is failing, is it possible to recover the schema? I would imagine doing it manually is the only way. Is it worth it?
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