Sensors displaying NaN on the device page
Can please somebody point me, one of the latest updates kill the current value in this view, if I go to the graphics the date is still there.
Thanks in advance
Erwin
The "current" data is now held in memcached to reduce MySQL writes. For ports we provide a workaround using MySQL, but for sensors that code isn't in there yet.
You can install memcached (and php5-memcached) and restart apache, then :
$config['memcached']['enable'] = TRUE; $config['memcached']['host'] = "localhost"; $config['memcached']['port'] = 11211;
Into your config.php.
adam.
On 2012-05-23 12:51, Erwin Botas wrote:
Can please somebody point me, one of the latest updates kill the current value in this view, if I go to the graphics the date is still there.
Thanks in advance
Erwin
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Also: tiff, wtf? :D
adam.
On 2012-05-23 12:51, Erwin Botas wrote:
Can please somebody point me, one of the latest updates kill the current value in this view, if I go to the graphics the date is still there.
Thanks in advance
Erwin
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Also: tiff, wtf? :D
adam.
On 2012-05-23 12:51, Erwin Botas wrote: Can please somebody point me, one of the latest updates kill the current value in this view, if I go to the graphics the date is still there.
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Thanks in advance
Erwin
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Adam, I have memcached turned on two days ago and that was what killed the values I switched off to test and all the values come back again.
What I can check to try to fix it?
Regards,
On May 23, 2012, at 5:51 AM, Erwin Botas wrote:
Can please somebody point me, one of the latest updates kill the current value in this view, if I go to the graphics the date is still there.
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Thanks in advance
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The code is working fine for me. Are you sure your memcached instance is working properly?
adam.
On 2012-05-23 13:11, Erwin Botas wrote:
Adam, I have memcached turned on two days ago and that was what killed the values I switched off to test and all the values come back again.
What I can check to try to fix it?
Regards,
On May 23, 2012, at 5:51 AM, Erwin Botas wrote:
Can please somebody point me, one of the latest updates kill the current value in this view, if I go to the graphics the date is still there.
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Thanks in advance
Erwin _______________________________________________ observium mailing list observium@observium.org http://postman.memetic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/observium
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