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TOHIL
hi guy's

I have a fresh installation of 7.300 with up2date 7.301 and 7.302 applied.

the problem is, i dont have any statics on the dashboard window. all other reporting is working. already tried /var/storage/pgsql/init/reporting_db_init.sh but without success.

do you have any ideas?????


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    no ideas???????????????????????????????????????
  • 0 in reply to TOHIL
    Hi,

    I have the same problem.
    ASG220  with a fresh installation with up2date 7.302 applied.

    Log partition status:
        Log partition size 0Mb 
        Free space:  0 MB  ...?
  • 0 in reply to vilius
    If you send me the login credentials for SSH/Webadmin access, I'll take a look and see what I can find out. You can use either forum pm or mail to agrosse at astaro dot com.

    Cheers,
     andreas
  • 0 in reply to vilius
    Hi,

    I have the same problem.
    ASG220  with a fresh installation with up2date 7.302 applied.

    Log partition status:
        Log partition size 0Mb 
        Free space:  0 MB  ...?


    OK,
    this problem was a totally different one. You initiated a factory reset, and currently (starting with 7.301) the factory reset is broken - it will remove the reporting data, but not re-create the necessary tables. This bug will be fixed in 7.303. 
    I re-created the reporting database for you, dashboard & inline reporting should work now.
    One additional word of advice: you're running at the limits of the 220, the machine is utilizing 51% of the available swap space, which is detrimental to the performance of the system. I'd suggest either turning off features (ips/imp2p detection comes to mind), or considering upgrading your unit. In any case, please make sure that the reporting database keep times are as short as possible so that database maintenance runs as smooth as possible. Keep an eye on the memory/swap usage during the nightly rotation, too.

    Cheers,
     andreas
  • 0 in reply to andreas
    Hi Andreas,

    Thank you for a great asisstance. 

    Best reagards,
    Vilius
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