[PacketFence-users] Multiple Graphs showing on 'System State' page in PF 7

[Torry, Andrew]

Hi Folks,

When I view the various system state graphs I seem to have duplicate parameters in each graph.

One set of parameters refers to PacketFence-ZEN and the other to PacketFence-7_0_0.

I renamed the server’s hostname after installation from packetFence-ZEN to PacketFence-7_0_0 to avoid confusion with
our production server (which is also called PacketFence-ZEN).

How do I go about getting rid of the spurious PacketFence-ZEN parameters? I assume it is Graphite somewhere.

Attached is what I am on about.

Regards

Andrew




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[Louis Munro]

Hi Andrew,

Post by Torry, Andrew
How do I go about getting rid of the spurious PacketFence-ZEN parameters? I assume it is Graphite somewhere.

You can juste delete the whisper files for the obsolete hosts.

They will be located under /usr/local/pf/var/graphite/whisper.

Here's a quick way to find the directories to delete for host $OBSOLETE:

# find /usr/local/pf/var/graphite/whisper/ -type d -name `echo $OBSOLETE | tr . _ `

Delete those directories recursively.

Whisper files are created automatically on receiving any packet for a given metric and persist forever unless you manually delete them.


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[Torry, Andrew]

Thanks Louis, that worked perfectly.

Andrew




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From: Louis Munro [mailto:***@inverse.ca]
Sent: 30 May 2017 16:14
To: packetfence-***@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [PacketFence-users] Multiple Graphs showing on 'System State' page in PF 7

Hi Andrew,
On May 30, 2017, at 10:47, Torry, Andrew <***@fxplus.ac.uk<mailto:***@fxplus.ac.uk>> wrote:

How do I go about getting rid of the spurious PacketFence-ZEN parameters? I assume it is Graphite somewhere.



You can juste delete the whisper files for the obsolete hosts.

They will be located under /usr/local/pf/var/graphite/whisper.

Here's a quick way to find the directories to delete for host $OBSOLETE:

# find /usr/local/pf/var/graphite/whisper/ -type d -name `echo $OBSOLETE | tr . _ `

Delete those directories recursively.

Whisper files are created automatically on receiving any packet for a given metric and persist forever unless you manually delete them.


Best regards,