[Orca-users] Re: I found a bug - I think

[Peter Radcliffe]

Wrapping at something under 76 columns is usually considered polite.

Sean O'Neill <sean.oneill at appnet.com> probably said:
> 1a) Orca is generating references in the index.html for the qfe
> interfaces that are not plumbed though.  Blair, is this expected?
> qfe5 and qfe6, unplumbed inactive interfaces, shows graphs for
> Packets/sec and Errors/sec even though the data always zero.  Oddly,
> qfe7 doesn't have any graphs at all.

orca will generate references to whatever interfaces SE/orcallator.se tells
it about.

> 3) The real problem occurs in the Available Targets section of the
> index.html.  If I click on the Daily link for the system with the 6
> active interfaces, I get the page as expected except I only get a
> "Bits per Second" graph for the hme0 interface.  None of the qfe
> interfaces have a "Bits per Second" graph.  At the top of the page,
> there also isn't a link for "Bits per Second" for any of the qfe
> interfaces.  Note that the graph are being generated though.  See #2
> above.  The "Packets per Second" and "Error per Second" show up as
> normal for all the interface (hme0 and the qfe's).

Edit orcallator.cfg, look for the KB/sec sections and add in ones for
the qfe devices you want to graph. By default qfe devices don't have
bits/sec generated, but I don't know if the driver gives the
information (the qe drier does not, but since the qfe stuff is basicly
hme and newer, it should).

P.

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