[Orca-users] RE: help

[nahid_fathima]

I am using it on a single machine. It never produces any graphs
It hangs at  "Flushing data and updating PNGs from victory". Victory
is hostname. Please see that pstack output in my previous mail. It is
not comming out of that function loop.
Can anybody tell me why graphs are not produced even after running
the process for days.
Regards

--- In orca-users at y..., Sean O'Neill <soneill at o...> wrote:
> At 06:33 AM 5/20/2002 +0000, nahid_fathima wrote:
>
> >Orca process is taking 100% CPU time. The output of SAR command is
> >_______________________________________________________
> >SunOS victory 5.7 Generic_106541-11 sun4u    05/20/02
> >
> >09:27:27    %usr    %sys    %wio   %idle
> >09:27:30     100       0       0       0
> >09:27:33     100       0       0       0
> >09:27:36     100       0       0       0
> >09:27:39      98       2       0       0
> >09:27:42     100       0       0       0
> >
> >Average      100       0       0       0
> >________________________________________________________
>
> This is perfectly normal on a single processor machine.  I have
ORCA (the
> graphing portion e.g. CPU intensive part) running in two different
> environments.  Both machines are single processor systems.  One of
them is
> graphing for 34 systems.  Its ORCA graph shows it to be pegged at
100% 100%
> of the time.  This is a sample of the ORCA text data for this
system:
>
> orcallator-2002-05-20-000  13:09:01     93.10      6.50     
0.30      1.00
> orcallator-2002-05-20-000  13:10:01     94.50      5.30     
0.10      1.10
> orcallator-2002-05-20-000  13:11:01     91.10      8.90     
0.00      0.00
> orcallator-2002-05-20-000  13:12:01     92.60      7.40     
0.00      0.00
> orcallator-2002-05-20-000  13:13:02     93.60      5.40     
0.70      0.20
> orcallator-2002-05-20-000  13:14:02     94.00      5.70     
0.20      0.10
> orcallator-2002-05-20-000  13:15:02     94.70      5.20     
0.00      0.10
>
> Its this way all the time.  To some what help this machine out,
I "pull"
> new data down to this system using rsync/ssh once every 10 minutes
from the
> other 33 machines.
>
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> Sean O'Neill