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v4 p2p graph problem #332

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melkior opened this issue Aug 2, 2017 · 5 comments
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v4 p2p graph problem #332

melkior opened this issue Aug 2, 2017 · 5 comments

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@melkior
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melkior commented Aug 2, 2017

Hi,

after v3 -> v4 upgrade everything seems ok except one thing. One customer pointed out at their p2p graphs and said there could be a problem.

Avg out (green) is overwriting avg in (blue) as seen in this image

grapher-sflow-bits-day-ipv4

This is daily p2p graph with other customer and is not an isolated example. If avg in is smaller than avg out, then avg in is being overwritten.

Is there any way to fix this?

Thank you

@barryo
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barryo commented Aug 4, 2017

It's the ordering within the RRD generation.

I have it fixed on my local dev copy but need to knock it into shape. Heading off on ~2 weeks holidays and will get it pushed when I'm back.

@melkior
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melkior commented Aug 4, 2017

Ok, nice. I'm also going on holidays and will check changes after.

Thanks

@melkior
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melkior commented Sep 5, 2017

Hi,

just curious, is this committed? I would like to apply this specific change to my current .deb package. Can you point where to look? Thanks

@barryo barryo closed this as completed in b1b33e7 Sep 16, 2017
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barryo commented Sep 16, 2017

Hi @melkior

Just pushed b1b33e7 now which fixes this.

Sorry for the delay.

@melkior
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melkior commented Sep 20, 2017

Backported and it works. Thanks

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