Display of RAM not correct?

[wtrdk]

Hi,

I really like this dashboard. The only thing is that the RAM usage displayed by the dashboard is very different than the RAM usage displayed by landscape-sysinfo (Ubuntu server)
The attached screenshots were made at the same time.
Ths dashboard displays usage of 73%, while landscape-sysinfo displays only 29%

EDIT:

Webmin shows roughly the same info as landscape-sysyinfo.

[vernes]

Did you pull latest changes? PR #30 fixed this, can you confirm?

[wtrdk]

Hi,

I just did a git pull, and these screenshots show you the results:

2014-01-29 vernes notifications@github.com

Did you pull latest changes? PR #30https://github.com/afaqurk/linux-dash/pull/30fixed this, can you confirm?

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[vernes]

Hmm.. strange. All it does is simply calling:

free -tmo|awk '{print $1","$2","$3-$6-$7","$4+$6+$7}'

[wtrdk]

It's interesting to compare your query to landscape-sysinfo, see added screenshot!

[vernes]

So that is correct. Only logical answer could be that you don't have the latest version. Can you check your sh/mem.php?

[wtrdk]

Here you go!

So that is correct. Only logical answer could be that you don't have the > latest version. Can you check your sh/mem.php? > > — > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/46#issuecomment-33576638 > .

[vernes]

That's not the latest version, please see https://github.com/afaqurk/linux-dash/blob/master/sh/mem.php

[wtrdk]

Thank you very much, that's much better.

The strange thing is that I performed a git pull just before providing you
the content of mem.php...

2014-01-29 vernes notifications@github.com

That's not the latest version, please see
https://github.com/afaqurk/linux-dash/blob/master/sh/mem.php

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[vernes]

No problem. Check your git repo and you can close the issue

[shahamit]

I understand that this issue is closed but since I am facing the same issue, I hope I will get some help out.

I installed this dashboard on my "Oracle Linux Server release 6.4" vm and see a big difference in the RAM usage shown by the dashboard when compared with the "top" command.

Total RAM being 16 gb, the top command shows that only 4 GB is free while the dashboard shows 15 GB is free.
What could I by missing?

[vernes]

I hope this will help

http://serverfault.com/a/379392