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No graphs or system usage after update

I did a clean reinstall of AWG 7 from the ISO image yesterday.  Everything was working great including the network and system usage graphs.

This morning I get an email saying there are firmware updates 7.305 and 7.306 available.  I installed 7.3.05 and rebooted then installed 7.306.  I noticed the network and usage graphs do not show any usage but the incoming and outgoing values are showing traffic.  I also tried rebooting after the 7.306 update.

How do I fix this problem?  Is this a bug?

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0 BAlfson over 16 years ago

Which 7.3x ISO did you use? There was a problem with one of them. If it was the 7.304, I think it's fine.

Search here on reindex to reindex the relevant PostgreSQL data bases. If that doesn't work, then search on reinitialize PostgresSQL.

CHeers - Bob
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0 dabrudda over 16 years ago in reply to BAlfson

The ISO I used is 7.304 from
ftp://ftp.astaro.com/pub/Astaro_Web_Gateway/v7/hardware_appliance/iso/

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0 andreas over 16 years ago in reply to dabrudda

If you're having troubles with the graphs, it's not a postgreSQL problem - the graphs are not related to the database, they use their own storage backend. Can you please tell us more detail about which graphs do not work, and where you are able to see incoming and outgoing traffic?

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andreas
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0 dabrudda over 16 years ago in reply to andreas

None of the graphs were working. Network traffic, hardware, Executive Report had blank graphs.

What is very strange, I came into work this morning and checked the proxy and now the graphs are working. I didn't change anything from yesterday either...no reboot, no reindexing...nothing.
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0 andreas over 16 years ago in reply to dabrudda

Maybe the system time was changed? The graphs are very sensitive both to changes to the future and past. You can check /tmp/.timewarp to see if there was a change in system time, but except for that I don't have any idea what might have happened.

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andreas
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0 BAlfson over 16 years ago in reply to andreas

Andreas, how long does it take for graphs to populate after a new install or a radical time change?
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0 andreas over 16 years ago in reply to BAlfson

If you set the time forward, I guess it takes about 30-45 minutes until you can see anything coming in from the right side. If you turn the time backwards, the old values inside the RRD can't be overwritten, so you will see old values until time&date is back at the old state. So if you turn the time back considerably you should best delete the RRD files altogether, they will be re-created automatically.
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0 andreas over 16 years ago in reply to BAlfson

If you set the time forward, I guess it takes about 30-45 minutes until you can see anything coming in from the right side. If you turn the time backwards, the old values inside the RRD can't be overwritten, so you will see old values until time&date is back at the old state. So if you turn the time back considerably you should best delete the RRD files altogether, they will be re-created automatically.
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