[hobbit] client disk graph differences

[Michael Nemeth]

No didn't work for me .

Jeffcoat, Al wrote:

>I had this same problem, didn't notice it until adding a new client, it
>seemed some graphs were all mixed in where they had been split before.
>Some where split as usual.  I am not sure if this was the fix, but I had
>stopped the hobbit server, cleaned $HOBBIT/tmp (all except the chk
>files), and then restarted.  After this, all the graphs were back to
>being split out.
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>HTH.
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>Al
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Michael Nemeth [mailto:michael.nemeth at lmco.com] 
>Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 9:12 AM
>To: hobbit at hswn.dk
>Subject: Re: [hobbit] client disk graph differences
>
>Did you get an answer to this ?  If you did can you  tell me it!  Ive 
>got the same problem!
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>Pat Vaughan wrote:
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>>I don't know if any else had noticed this, but I just started
>>experimenting with the hobbit client in 4.1.2.  I've found that the
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>Hobbit
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>>server generates the disk RRD graphs in seperate graphs of 4
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>filesystems
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>>each.  Which is a behavior I'd like to use in some of my custom graphs,
>>but I don't see how to set that.
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>>But, on the server with the new Hobbit client, all of the filesystems
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>>thrown into one big graph.  With over 40 filesystems on this one
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>server,
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>>the graph isn't too usefull.
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>>Is there a setting somewhere to tell Hobbit to split up X rrd files
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>into
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>>seperate graphs?
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