Tim Mooney

I'll have another patch to work around SiLK deprecating several field types (fields 22, 23, 24) but it may be a day or two before I have time to send it.

My work environment recently updated our ipfix/netflow stack and we had to make some changes to parts of FlowViewer to get things working. This patch drops the '--interlace' argument everywhere it is passed to rrdtool's graph function. Since a change to the option parser, rrdtool no longer accepts the '--interlace' argument. Apparently it was always supposed to be '--interlaced' (note the 'd' at the end), but '--interlace' was accepted (but possibly ignored?) by the old option parser? See: https://github.com/oetiker/rrdtool-1.x/pull/679...

Where's the best place to provide patches for FlowViewer? We recently upgraded our entire netflow stack and had to make a couple of changes to FlowViewer CGIs to get them to work correctly with modern SiLK and modern rrdtool.

Thanks for the response, Andy. I appreciate it. I'll check with Dell and report back, but that will likely take some time. Are others that use ipmiutil fru or ifru not seeing the same issues? As I said, it happens for both Intel and Dell systems, so it doesn't appear to be something specific to just one vendor. Thanks, Tim

Hi! We're long-time users of ipmiutil, currently using ipmiutil-2.9.6 on both systems with Intel server motherboards and Dell R710/R730/R730 servers. The OS in question is RHEL. The documentation for 'ipmiutil fru' / 'ifru' seems to imply that setting either the asset_tag (via -a) or the serial number (via -s) should be a "permanent" thing. We've never found that to be the case though. It seems to be only until the OS is rebooted. Is it expected that the asset tag or serial number set via ifru would...

Hi! We're long-time users of ipmiutil, currently using ipmiutil-2.9.6 on both systems with Intel server motherboards and Dell R710/R730/R730 servers. The OS in question is RHEL. The documentation for 'ipmiutil fru' / 'ifru' seems to imply that setting either the asset_set (via -a) or the serial number (via -s) should be a "permanent" thing. We've never found that to be the case though. It seems to be only until the OS is rebooted. Is it expected that the asset tag or serial number set via ifru would...