[Orca-users] winallator oddness, and orca_logo.gif corrupted in r380?
David Michaels
dragon at raytheon.com
Tue Aug 24 15:39:56 PDT 2004
I got the winallator working. Sort of. Sometimes when I start it up,
it complains about the header of the data files, and bombs out. I've
found I can get around this by blowing away the HTML directory, and
creating a new, blank one for it to populate. Here's the error I see:
dmichael at npd-flurry <~/orca-win><570> Unquoted string "version" may
clash with future reserved word at
/npd/dmichael/orca-win/lib/Orca/Config.pm line 351.
Unquoted string "version" may clash with future reserved word at
/npd/dmichael/orca-win/lib/Orca/Config.pm line 352.
Orca version 0.28.0 (dev 380) using RRDs version 1.000461 at Tue Aug
24 16:27:51 2004.
Loading state from
'/npd/dmichael/orca-win/var/orca/rrd/winallator/orca.state'.
Creating orca_logo.gif.
Creating rrdtool_logo.gif.
Creating rothschild_image_logo.png.
Finding files and setting up data structures at Tue Aug 24 16:27:52
2004.
Current running time is 0:02 minutes.
Loading new data from group winallator for Mammatus.
"(PDH-TSV 4.0) (Mountain Daylight Time)(360)" "\Memory\Available
Bytes" "\Memory\Pages/sec" "\Network Interface(3Com
EtherLink PCI)\Bytes Total/sec" "\Network Interface(3Com
EtherLink PCI)\Output Queue Length" "\Paging File(_Total)\%
Usage" "\PhysicalDisk(_Total)\% Disk Time"
"\PhysicalDisk(_Total)\Avg. Disk Queue Length" "\PhysicalDisk(0
C:)\% Disk Time" "\PhysicalDisk(1 D:)\% Disk Time"
"\Processor(_Total)\% Interrupt Time" "\Processor(_Total)\%
Privileged Time" "\Processor(_Total)\% Processor Time"
"\Processor(0)\% Interrupt Time" "\Processor(0)\% Privileged
Time" "\Processor(0)\% Processor Time" "\Server\Bytes
Total/sec" "\System\Context Switches/sec" "\System\Processor
Queue Length"
Argument "(PDH-TSV" isn't numeric in subtract at
/npd/dmichael/orca-win/lib/Orca/SourceFile.pm line 1048, <FD> chunk 1.
Argument "0)" isn't numeric in subtract at
/npd/dmichael/orca-win/lib/Orca/SourceFile.pm line 1049, <FD> chunk 1.
Current running time is 0:02 minutes.
Month '-1' out of range 0..11 at
/npd/dmichael/orca-win/lib/Orca/SourceFile.pm line 1053
After blowing away the /npd/dmichael/www/orca-win/winallator directory,
and creating a new one from scratch, Orca starts up properly, and I see
these messages:
dmichael at npd-flurry <~/orca-win><574> Unquoted string "version" may
clash with future reserved word at
/npd/dmichael/orca-win/lib/Orca/Config.pm line 351.
Unquoted string "version" may clash with future reserved word at
/npd/dmichael/orca-win/lib/Orca/Config.pm line 352.
Orca version 0.28.0 (dev 380) using RRDs version 1.000461 at Tue Aug
24 16:29:10 2004.
Loading state from
'/npd/dmichael/orca-win/var/orca/rrd/winallator/orca.state'.
Creating orca_logo.gif.
Creating rrdtool_logo.gif.
Creating rothschild_image_logo.png.
Finding files and setting up data structures at Tue Aug 24 16:29:11
2004.
_PDH-TSV_4.0_Mountain_Daylight_Time_360_
_Memory_Available_Bytes _Memory_Pages/sec
_Network_Interface_3Com_EtherLink_PCI_Bytes_Total/sec
_Network_Interface_3Com_EtherLink_PCI_Output_Queue_Length
_Paging_File_Total_%_Usage _PhysicalDisk_Total_%_Disk_Time
_PhysicalDisk_Total_Avg._Disk_Queue_Length
_PhysicalDisk_0_C_%_Disk_Time _PhysicalDisk_1_D_%_Disk_Time
_Processor_Total_%_Interrupt_Time
_Processor_Total_%_Privileged_Time
_Processor_Total_%_Processor_Time
_Processor_0_%_Interrupt_Time _Processor_0_%_Privileged_Time
_Processor_0_%_Processor_Time _Server_Bytes_Total/sec
_System_Context_Switches/sec _System_Processor_Queue_Length
/npd/dmichael/orca-win/bin/orca: making directory
'/npd/dmichael/www/orca-win/winallator/Mammatus'.
Current running time is 0:01 minutes.
Loading new data from group winallator for Mammatus.
"08/24/2004 15:49:32.741" "1821061120"
"9.0138265982000529" " " " " "5.4567219574780061"
"0.0014755803075560572" "1.4755803075560572e-005" " " "
" "1.7965025326987871e-006"
"0.00019085384559799286""99.986842231727763"
"9.8942265055808397e-007" "0.00024110326220292338"
"99.986893149182507" "315.87042946126979"
"1580.8692508231229" "0"
[...]
Read 9 data points from
'/npd/dmichael/orca-win/var/orca/winallator/Mammatus/Mammatus_Winallator_2004082415.tsv'.
Flushing new data and updating PNGs from Mammatus.
/npd/dmichael/orca-win/bin/orca: warning: cannot put data starting
at Tue Aug 24 15:49:32 2004 (1093384172) into
'/npd/dmichael/orca-win/var/orca/rrd/winallator/winallator_Mammatus/gauge_Network_Interface_3Com_EtherLink_PCI_Bytes_Total_per_sec.rrd':
expected 1 data source readings (got 2) from 1093384172:::...
/npd/dmichael/orca-win/bin/orca: warning: cannot put data starting
at Tue Aug 24 15:49:32 2004 (1093384172) into
'/npd/dmichael/orca-win/var/orca/rrd/winallator/winallator_Mammatus/gauge_Network_Interface_3Com_EtherLink_PCI_Output_Queue_Length.rrd':
expected 1 data source readings (got 2) from 1093384172:::...
Saving state into
'/npd/dmichael/orca-win/var/orca/rrd/winallator/orca.state'.
Updating PNGs.
Creating HTML files in '/npd/dmichael/www/orca-win/winallator/'.
Note the "expected 1 data source readings (got 2)" part. Sometimes I
see those errors, sometimes I don't. I'm sure it has to do with the
blank data being fed for those columns (probably a perfmon problem), but
sometimes it doesn't complain about this. Also, at first it was
creating broken images for those columns, but now it's fine (there's no
data in the graphs, as expected, but the graphs are there).
One last thing -- the orca_logo.gif appears to be corrupted in the r380
snapshot? It would not display in Mozilla, and IE tried to display it,
but it was rather garbled. Comparing to 0.27's orca_logo.gif:
ls -lsa orca_logo.gif ../../orca/orcallator/orca_logo.gif
6 -rw-rw-r-- 2 dmichael sysadmin 2252 Aug 24 16:24
../../orca/orcallator/orca_logo.gif
10 -rw-rw-r-- 1 dmichael sysadmin 4700 Aug 24 16:29 orca_logo.gif
(the first one listed is the 0.27 version). I just copied over the gif
from the old to the new, and now it's fine. Wonder what the problem is,
though.
--Dragon
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