Hello,
I'm currently running Observium 20.4.10353(rolling) in my test (home office) environment. I had to restart everything 2 days ago when I brought in a new desk and rearranged. I'm monitoring 4 devices: a server (running observium), a Cisco ASA 5505 firewall, a Cisco wireless access point, and an APC UPS with Web/SNMP Management card.
Everything is working fine since the restart, except that every 5 minutes I get a new entry in the Event log telling me about how my ASA rebooted; I'm attaching a screenshot. That's the only device that's showing up in the event log.
How can I convince observium that it doesn't need to keep telling me about it?
Thanks, - Richard
Hi Richard,
please make and send me poller debug for this device:
./poller.php -d -m system -h <device>
Richard Kuhns via observium wrote on 07.04.2020 15:39:
Hello,
I'm currently running Observium 20.4.10353(rolling) in my test (home office) environment. I had to restart everything 2 days ago when I brought in a new desk and rearranged. I'm monitoring 4 devices: a server (running observium), a Cisco ASA 5505 firewall, a Cisco wireless access point, and an APC UPS with Web/SNMP Management card.
Everything is working fine since the restart, except that every 5 minutes I get a new entry in the Event log telling me about how my ASA rebooted; I'm attaching a screenshot. That's the only device that's showing up in the event log.
How can I convince observium that it doesn't need to keep telling me about it?
Thanks, - Richard -- Richard Kuhns rjk@wintek.com Systems Administrator Wintek Powered by Tipmont
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Hi Mike,
As I'm sure you know, I sent the requested poller debug info to you earlier. In the time since I generated it, there have been no new entries in the event log. I ran it as root (well, via sudo) so I'm guessing that somewhere along the line I have a permission problem.
I'm going to try resetting ownership of everything under the observium directory to the observium user.
There shouldn't be any problem with that, correct?
Thanks for your time!
- Richard
On 2020-04-07 11:32, Mike Stupalov wrote:
Hi Richard,
please make and send me poller debug for this device:
./poller.php -d -m system -h <device>
Richard Kuhns via observium wrote on 07.04.2020 15:39:
Hello,
I'm currently running Observium 20.4.10353(rolling) in my test (home office) environment. I had to restart everything 2 days ago when I brought in a new desk and rearranged. I'm monitoring 4 devices: a server (running observium), a Cisco ASA 5505 firewall, a Cisco wireless access point, and an APC UPS with Web/SNMP Management card.
Everything is working fine since the restart, except that every 5 minutes I get a new entry in the Event log telling me about how my ASA rebooted; I'm attaching a screenshot. That's the only device that's showing up in the event log.
How can I convince observium that it doesn't need to keep telling me about it?
Thanks, - Richard -- Richard Kuhns rjk@wintek.com Systems Administrator Wintek Powered by Tipmont
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No, no permissions issue.
This is likely a db update issue, because somehow Observium seems to keep the previous uptime and not use the new one. The poller debug would likely show which query this is.
You might be able to locate it yourself, it’ll be in the system module probably.
Adam.
From: observium [mailto:observium-bounces@observium.org] On Behalf Of Richard Kuhns via observium Sent: 07 April 2020 20:41 To: Mike Stupalov mike@observium.org; Observium observium@observium.org Cc: Richard Kuhns rjk@wintek.com Subject: Re: [Observium] An Event Log annoyance
Hi Mike,
As I'm sure you know, I sent the requested poller debug info to you earlier. In the time since I generated it, there have been no new entries in the event log. I ran it as root (well, via sudo) so I'm guessing that somewhere along the line I have a permission problem.
I'm going to try resetting ownership of everything under the observium directory to the observium user.
There shouldn't be any problem with that, correct?
Thanks for your time!
- Richard
On 2020-04-07 11:32, Mike Stupalov wrote:
Hi Richard,
please make and send me poller debug for this device:
./poller.php -d -m system -h <device>
Richard Kuhns via observium wrote on 07.04.2020 15:39:
Hello,
I'm currently running Observium 20.4.10353(rolling) in my test (home office) environment. I had to restart everything 2 days ago when I brought in a new desk and rearranged. I'm monitoring 4 devices: a server (running observium), a Cisco ASA 5505 firewall, a Cisco wireless access point, and an APC UPS with Web/SNMP Management card.
Everything is working fine since the restart, except that every 5 minutes I get a new entry in the Event log telling me about how my ASA rebooted; I'm attaching a screenshot. That's the only device that's showing up in the event log.
How can I convince observium that it doesn't need to keep telling me about it?
Thanks, - Richard
Hi Richard,
I see 2 troubles in your debug output:
- o PHP 128MB (too low memory allocated to php), see: https://docs.observium.org/faq/#poller-or-discovery-exits-with-php-fatal-err...
- SQL ERROR[Error in query: (Table 'observium.entPhysical' doesn't exist) 1146] this mean you have incorrect observium db schema on instance.
But I not see troubles exactly related to update uptimes, probably this is only php memory limit trouble.
Richard Kuhns wrote on 07.04.2020 22:41:
Hi Mike,
As I'm sure you know, I sent the requested poller debug info to you earlier. In the time since I generated it, there have been no new entries in the event log. I ran it as root (well, via sudo) so I'm guessing that somewhere along the line I have a permission problem.
I'm going to try resetting ownership of everything under the observium directory to the observium user.
There shouldn't be any problem with that, correct?
Thanks for your time!
- Richard
On 2020-04-07 11:32, Mike Stupalov wrote:
Hi Richard,
please make and send me poller debug for this device:
./poller.php -d -m system -h <device>
Richard Kuhns via observium wrote on 07.04.2020 15:39:
Hello,
I'm currently running Observium 20.4.10353(rolling) in my test (home office) environment. I had to restart everything 2 days ago when I brought in a new desk and rearranged. I'm monitoring 4 devices: a server (running observium), a Cisco ASA 5505 firewall, a Cisco wireless access point, and an APC UPS with Web/SNMP Management card.
Everything is working fine since the restart, except that every 5 minutes I get a new entry in the Event log telling me about how my ASA rebooted; I'm attaching a screenshot. That's the only device that's showing up in the event log.
How can I convince observium that it doesn't need to keep telling me about it?
Thanks, - Richard -- Richard Kuhns rjk@wintek.com Systems Administrator Wintek Powered by Tipmont
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Hi Mike,
PHP memory limit fixed!
I looked through update/db_schema_mysql.sql and found the 'create table' for observium.entPhysical so I can create it. Will it populate as part of a poller/discovery run, or do I need to do something special?
Thanks!
- Richard
On 2020-04-08 04:30, Mike Stupalov wrote:
Hi Richard,
I see 2 troubles in your debug output:
- o PHP 128MB (too low memory allocated to php), see: https://docs.observium.org/faq/#poller-or-discovery-exits-with-php-fatal-err...
- SQL ERROR[Error in query: (Table 'observium.entPhysical' doesn't
exist) 1146] this mean you have incorrect observium db schema on instance.
But I not see troubles exactly related to update uptimes, probably this is only php memory limit trouble.
Richard Kuhns wrote on 07.04.2020 22:41:
Hi Mike,
As I'm sure you know, I sent the requested poller debug info to you earlier. In the time since I generated it, there have been no new entries in the event log. I ran it as root (well, via sudo) so I'm guessing that somewhere along the line I have a permission problem.
I'm going to try resetting ownership of everything under the observium directory to the observium user.
There shouldn't be any problem with that, correct?
Thanks for your time!
- Richard
On 2020-04-07 11:32, Mike Stupalov wrote:
Hi Richard,
please make and send me poller debug for this device:
./poller.php -d -m system -h <device>
Richard Kuhns via observium wrote on 07.04.2020 15:39:
Hello,
I'm currently running Observium 20.4.10353(rolling) in my test (home office) environment. I had to restart everything 2 days ago when I brought in a new desk and rearranged. I'm monitoring 4 devices: a server (running observium), a Cisco ASA 5505 firewall, a Cisco wireless access point, and an APC UPS with Web/SNMP Management card.
Everything is working fine since the restart, except that every 5 minutes I get a new entry in the Event log telling me about how my ASA rebooted; I'm attaching a screenshot. That's the only device that's showing up in the event log.
How can I convince observium that it doesn't need to keep telling me about it?
Thanks, - Richard -- Richard Kuhns rjk@wintek.com Systems Administrator Wintek Powered by Tipmont
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