The creation date (bottom of images) are very different (near one day) ,
and by default, it is the end date for graph data. So it is not strange to
have very differerent graphs.
You should check if the cache cleaning works :
/usr/libexec/webmin/sysstats/graphs/ directory should be empty if you do not
use webminstats.
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Hadn't noticed the dates - they were viewed within seconds of each other. It's
still doing it, just did it now and it showed me today's first, then
yesterday's from the same time. Easy to reproduce - go into Historic System
Statistics, then go to the line graph, then back to the bar chart - shows the
two different ones.
The directory /usr/libexec/webmin/sysstats/graphs is empty.
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I pressed clear cache once, and it then showed me yesterday's graph. Pressed
again and it changed to today's. Now it seems ok. What do you mean "graphs/
directory should be empty if you do not use webminstats" - I obviously DO use
it, am I misunderstanding your post?
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It looks like a cache problem. This may be the webminstats cache or the
browser cache.
- in some configuration, the webminstats cache cleaning does not work (it
needs atd daemon in the current release)
- for browser : which one are you using ?
a last question : is this hourly graph or custom cpu graph ?
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Only CPU.
At the moment it is shifting between 4 days old, 3 days old, and yesterday.
Can't get it to show today's at all… until it auto-refreshes after a minute or
so, then it shows today. If I click on anything to go to the CPU module it
almost always shows me old data.
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OS = Win7.
Works fine in Chrome, FF 7.01 breaks it. Reloading the frame in FF brings the
current one. So it looks like a FF caching issue.
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I go into CPU graph and see this:
Then I click on multi-proc line graph.. then back to the bar graph…. and I see
this!:
If I go back to main menu then come back in, it's back at the first one. Which
is accurate??
Hello
The creation date (bottom of images) are very different (near one day) ,
and by default, it is the end date for graph data. So it is not strange to
have very differerent graphs.
You should check if the cache cleaning works :
/usr/libexec/webmin/sysstats/graphs/ directory should be empty if you do not
use webminstats.
Hadn't noticed the dates - they were viewed within seconds of each other. It's
still doing it, just did it now and it showed me today's first, then
yesterday's from the same time. Easy to reproduce - go into Historic System
Statistics, then go to the line graph, then back to the bar chart - shows the
two different ones.
The directory /usr/libexec/webmin/sysstats/graphs is empty.
I pressed clear cache once, and it then showed me yesterday's graph. Pressed
again and it changed to today's. Now it seems ok. What do you mean "graphs/
directory should be empty if you do not use webminstats" - I obviously DO use
it, am I misunderstanding your post?
It looks like a cache problem. This may be the webminstats cache or the
browser cache.
- in some configuration, the webminstats cache cleaning does not work (it
needs atd daemon in the current release)
- for browser : which one are you using ?
a last question : is this hourly graph or custom cpu graph ?
Firefox 7.0.1
Standard hourly graph. Currently showing me the graph from two days ago. Only
way I can get current one is to go to multi-proc line then back to bar.
If you look at html source (CTRL+U on firefox), you should find an html line
in head section :
<meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="120">
This tell firefox to refresh every 2 minutes :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meta_refresh
Do you have the same problem with all modules ?
Only CPU.
At the moment it is shifting between 4 days old, 3 days old, and yesterday.
Can't get it to show today's at all… until it auto-refreshes after a minute or
so, then it shows today. If I click on anything to go to the CPU module it
almost always shows me old data.
Depending themes, webmin can use html frame, so you have to check the
following url for Refresh :
https://localhost:10000/sysstats/display.cgi?idx=cpu-0.27
what is your operating system ?
can you try with another browser (chrome, konqueror …)
https://emp00:10000/sysstats/display.cgi?idx=cpu-0.27
OS = Win7.
Works fine in Chrome, FF 7.01 breaks it. Reloading the frame in FF brings the
current one. So it looks like a FF caching issue.