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PostPosted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 7:23 pm 
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Thanks graysky, will do that ....


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PostPosted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 11:51 pm 
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I had trouble with the
Code:
mkpkg -s


The monitorix version has gone to 1.4.2

Modifying this in the PKGBUILD file and pasting the md5sum for the tar.gz file from the monitorix.org site over the first of the two in the PKGBUILD file solved this.

Now onto the next step.


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PostPosted: Thu Feb 11, 2010 2:32 pm 
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Upstream changed and didn't link to older version? Damn. I'll have to get on this. I dunno if you doing it is a good idea - the PKGBUILD makes some assumptions based on the 1.4.1 scripts. I know Jordi was planning to make some significant changes in the script to support the way Arch does things... lemme look into this and post back soon.

http://www.monitorix.org/changelog.html

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1.4.2 - 10-Feb-2010
====================
- Removed the width=1 from the top table in the graphs page.
- Changed to grey the color of all links.
- Added automatic detection of total amount of memory in the system.
- Modifyied the install.sh script in order to remove the already supported
distribution Gentoo and to include some warnings saying that the script is
not the recommended method of installing Monitorix.
- Added a new $OSTYPE key called "Linux-Arch" to include support for Arch Linux
distribution.
(thanks to graysky, da_audiophile AT yahoo.com)
- Fixed the URL of the images if is being called through a secure web server.
(thanks to an anonymous IRC user called 'dobermai')
- Fixed those no named interrupts that generated the annoying message
"substr outside of string at /var/www/cgi-bin/monitorix.cgi line 4775, line n." in the Apache error log.
(thanks to Mac, redleader25 AT hotmail.com)

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OK.. I think I got it... read the first post and download the new package. You should be directed to rebuild your /etc/monitorix.conf when you upgrade via pacman.

SOMEONE PLEASE TEST THIS FOR ME (worked on my system).

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PostPosted: Thu Feb 11, 2010 5:15 pm 
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It _almost_ works like a bought one...

When untarring your monitorix-linhes.tar.gz it unpacks to ./monitorix and not ./monitorix-linhes so the step can be replaced with
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tar -zxvf monitorix-linhes.tar.gz && cd monitorix


Making the changes to /etc/monitorix.conf.pacnew, copying that to /etc/monitorix.conf and restarting worked as expected, i.e. graphs produced.

Thanks graysky.


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Thanks for testing it, mythingpersons. I'll fix the filename bit you pointed out.

EDIT: post fixed.

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PostPosted: Mon Feb 15, 2010 5:04 pm 
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Hey graysky,

Have you had any luck with lmsensors on the ion itx board?

Any simple steps to get it working?

Thanks


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Hi graysky,

Any idea where the graphs/data is stored... my / filesystem filled up over the weekend, and caused a few hours of panic...

I'm guessing it was the pacman cashe which did it, but is there any chance the rrd/monitorix stuff is stored in / ?

2 weeks on, and this little app is still cool...

Cheers,

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@mythingpersons - kind of off topic. Might be better off posting in the ion thread. Short answer is I don't have LinHES on the Ion any more. It's running Arch now and with the coretemp module loaded it does indeed display the coretemps. Can't get MB temp to work assuming it actually has a MB temp sensor.

@nmcaullay - the databases never grow in size. In other words, they are as large as they'll be from day 1 (nature of rrd). To answer your question they are located in /var/lib/monitorix

If you need to help troubleshoot where your freespace went, install ncdu and run it:

Code:
$ sudo ncdu /


That will display EVERYTHING including mounted partitions from other HDDs. If you add a -x switch, it'll just show the root file system.

The graphs (png files) are temp files and are stored in your web server's imgs directory which is /data/srv/httpd/htdocs/monitorix/imgs

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Hi Graysky,

Thanks for that, i sorta guessed is was pacman cashe, as i'd been watchin the / fielsystem creep towards 100% over the months. It filled up shortly after I did a pacman -Su, so pays to check your df -k first!

I tried to use gparted to increasse my / filesystem, but it crashed out midway... appears to be no harm done, but i'll probably have another go at increasing my / partition from 5 to 10gb.

Thanks for your help,

Nathan

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Holy sh*t dude, if that crashed 1/2 way though and you have any readable file system left you're incredibly lucky. Just clear out the cache.

To remove all packages EXCEPT those installed:
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$ sudo pacman -Sc


To remove all packages INCLUDING those installed:
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$ sudo pacman -Scc

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yeh, i was "packing my dacks" as they say down here... hard boot, gparted disk out, and I was back in LH action... and manually removing some of the pacman cache... down to 75% full on /, and its happy days...

I havent tried playing much of the recordings/videos, so who knows... could be something catus in there.... fingers crossed.

Cheers,

Nathan

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Just a bit of further infor, incase anyone comes across this.... when doing a pacman -Su, my lighttpd config file got updated, so to get this to work again, i had to make the "#### CGI" line change again, that was mentioned in the first post.

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Good tip. I think the LH pacman behavior differs from the Arch pacman behavior in this case. On Arch, pacman shouldn't overwrite a config file. The user has to manually do it. For example, this link.

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Hi there,

Sometime around mid march, my monitorix service stopped collecting data... I have blank graphs.

The rrd files in /lib havent been touched since mid March.

My lighhtp and monitorix config changes are still in effect, so I'm at a loss to figure out why my grpahs are empty.

Thoughts?

I followed the initial instructions (before pacman version existed), and since I believe I have been updated by pacman. Did something go awry at this stage?

Nathan

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