Re: Current values in HTML Summary pulling fromwrong ds

In grapher.cgi, change 'warn' to 'debug'

# default to warn. You might want to change this to 'debug' when
# working on Cricket configs, or hacking Cricket itself.
$log = 'warn';



-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of Robert
Woodcock
Sent: 23 March 2007 12:44
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [cricket-users] Current values in HTML Summary pulling
fromwrong ds


On Friday, March 23, 2007, Alan Edmonds wrote:
> I've seen this if there are typos in the target definition or
> delimiters are messed up.
> Post the target definition.

It's happening with all targets (and I use a dozen or so target
types including the builtin standard-interface), but here's the
definition from a simple one:

(Defaults file)

datasource Latency
        ds-source       = "exec:0:/usr/local/bin/cricket-latencytest
%host%"
        rrd-ds-type     =       GAUGE
        rrd-max         =       60

targetType latency
        ds      =       "Latency"
        view    =       "Round Trip: Latency"

(and then in a separate file)

target  --default--
        target-type = latency

target  kirk-xo-gw1
        host = kirk-xo-gw1

> Also look in the http error log and see what the actual RRDgraph
> command might be.

It's not printed there - how would one make it be printed there?

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