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When running DSSTATS, system isn't properly detecting that another is already running #2580
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Might be related to : #2505 Server is using disk space on a SAN (10k disks) |
Upgraded to 1.2.3 and same issues Even after disabling and waiting a few poller cycles, the already open php processes don't close. Had to kill manually. |
How often do you run boost updates? Also, there was a change today, but not sure it'll make a difference. |
I'll be back in the office tomorrow, i'll do some tests |
@JorisFRST, hey we are getting close to release. Did you try to decrease the boost frequency to something like an hour or so? |
Hi, set boost to 1 hour now. I'll see how it behaves |
I think the issue was boost was not enabled anymore (I was troubleshooting the issue with the graphs not updating when viewing them) After enabling boost again dsstats is behaving. |
Okay, I'll keep this open as a feature request though. Don't want to crash a system for people who have not read the instructions, which might be missing after all as this is OSS :) |
Yes, entirely my fault, disabled something troubleshooting another thing, and it all went tits up. |
DSStats adding more and more processes until server stops
This issue is fixed and will be in 1.2.11. |
Describe the bug
Dsstats starts to run more and more php processes, until the server goes 100% cpu, overnight it stops responding.
Cacti 1.2.2
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Enable DSStats, wait a few polling cycles
Expected behavior
Not much
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