Re: Problem with multi-target sums

Does anyone have any ideas/suggestions on this? I'm still no closer to 
figuring out my problem.

Jared Gillis wrote:
> Hey all,
> 
> I've set up a multi-target sum graph in cricket, and it's not working. I've
> got several other multi-target sums set up that work fine, and I've
> duplicated the config. The only difference is a different target-type.
> Here's the relevant config:
> 
> targetType      F740QuotaTree
>         ds              = "treeCurK, treeMaxK, treeCurFiles, treeMaxFiles"
>         view            = "Bytes Used: treeCurK treeMaxK,
>                            Files Used: treeCurFiles treeMaxFiles"
> 
> This is to graph quota trees on NetApp filers. The target works, as regular
> targets with this type work as expected.
> 
> target "Mail trees (sum)"
>         mtargets = "na1-1.san/mail;
> 		na1-2.san/mail;
> 		na2-1.san/mail;
> 		na2-2.san/mail;"
>         mtargets-ops = "sum()"
>         target-type = F740QuotaTree
>         short-desc = "Mail trees (sum)"
> 
> This is the target definition for the multi-target sum. It's based on
> another multi-target that works (using standard-interface as it's type).
> 
> There are a few errors I'm seeing in the httpd logs, but this seems to be
> the centerpoint:
> [03-Jul-2006 15:47:00*] Failed to get dslist from view name.
> 
> I've done some debugging and printing of variables in the code, and I can
> say that it's not getting the $view variable set. It is being made to
> exist, but has a null value.
> 
> I've done a bit of work with Cricket and have tried about everything I can
> think of, but for some reason I can't figure out, the grapher.cgi just has
> no idea what view to tie this to. Any assistance would be much appreciated.
> 

-- 
Jared Gillis
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router, down the OC48, over the Gig-E... nothing but 'net.


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