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How to rebuild graphs?

After every update, occurs some kind of magic on our cluster and I dont see Graphs (Network usage, web application firewal, etc.) anymore or they are partially deleted/cutted/eaten. My question is: how can I recover graphs from logs and if that is actually possible?

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0 skm over 10 years ago

I have made it once more:


 fw:/var/log # cd /var/log/reporting/rrd
 fw:/var/log/reporting/rrd # rm *
 fw:/var/log/reporting/rrd # /etc/init.d/syslogng restart
:: Stopping Logging                                                       
:: Starting Logging                                                       
:: Restarting Logging
 fw:/var/log/reporting/rrd # /etc/init.d/rrdcache restart
:: Stopping rrdtool cache                                                 
:: Starting rrdtool cache                                                 
:: Restarting rrdtool cache
 fw:/var/log/reporting/rrd # /usr/local/bin/reporter/system-reporter.pl

Here is result:

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0 skm over 10 years ago

I have made it once more:


 fw:/var/log # cd /var/log/reporting/rrd
 fw:/var/log/reporting/rrd # rm *
 fw:/var/log/reporting/rrd # /etc/init.d/syslogng restart
:: Stopping Logging                                                       
:: Starting Logging                                                       
:: Restarting Logging
 fw:/var/log/reporting/rrd # /etc/init.d/rrdcache restart
:: Stopping rrdtool cache                                                 
:: Starting rrdtool cache                                                 
:: Restarting rrdtool cache
 fw:/var/log/reporting/rrd # /usr/local/bin/reporter/system-reporter.pl

Here is result:

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