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Stop reporting

Hello,
is it posible to let the Astaro only report at midnight?
I ask because the reporting scripts take over 80% of the whole CPU time.
If the Astaro does no reports we have a load of 5-8%.

Reagards,
Ingo

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0 BrucekConvergent over 17 years ago

You can disable accounting in 7.2xx ... the new version, 7.300, that's in beta, allows more granular control over the accounting (you can set how many months it keeps in the dbs, etc.).
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0 eisi123 over 17 years ago in reply to BrucekConvergent

Hello,
thanks for the reply.
Could you tell me how to disable the accounting in the version 7200?

Best regards,
Ingo
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0 Jack Daniel over 17 years ago in reply to eisi123

Go to Network > Accounting > and disable the accounting
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0 eisi123 over 17 years ago in reply to Jack Daniel

Hello,
ok i stoped the accounting but the report perlscripts keep the cpu on 100%.

How could i stop the perlscripts?

Regards,
Ingo
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0 RFCat_vk_01 over 17 years ago in reply to eisi123

Hi,
it is not just reporting it is also logging, you will have to disable/turn logging off.

Ian M
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0 Cath over 17 years ago in reply to RFCat_vk_01

Hi Ingo,

You will want to go in and remove the large inline report files and then restart the services for logging and reporting.

at ssh:

cd /var/log/reporting/adbs
rm *.dbl

/etc/init.d/mysql restart
/etc/init.d/ulog restart
/etc/init.d/syslogng restart
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0 Cath over 17 years ago in reply to RFCat_vk_01

Hi Ingo,

You will want to go in and remove the large inline report files and then restart the services for logging and reporting.

at ssh:

cd /var/log/reporting/adbs
rm *.dbl

/etc/init.d/mysql restart
/etc/init.d/ulog restart
/etc/init.d/syslogng restart
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