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Starting with fping version 5.0, running on ARM (aarch64, armv7l) using the command line switch -N, --netdata output compatible for netdata (-l -Q are required) doesn't output correct values. For any host the min, max, and avg are always zero:
CHART fping.gateway_packets '' 'FPing Packets for host gateway' packets 'gateway' fping.packets line 110020 2
DIMENSION xmt sent absolute 1 1
DIMENSION rcv received absolute 1 1
BEGIN fping.gateway_packets
SET xmt = 2
SET rcv = 2
END
CHART fping.gateway_quality '' 'FPing Quality for host gateway' percentage 'gateway' fping.quality area 110010 2
DIMENSION returned '' absolute 1 1
BEGIN fping.gateway_quality
SET returned = 100
END
CHART fping.gateway_latency '' 'FPing Latency for host gateway' ms 'gateway' fping.latency area 110000 2
DIMENSION min minimum absolute 1 1000000
DIMENSION max maximum absolute 1 1000000
DIMENSION avg average absolute 1 1000000
BEGIN fping.gateway_latency
SET min = 0
SET avg = 0
SET max = 0
END
BEGIN fping.gateway_packets
SET xmt = 2
SET rcv = 2
END
BEGIN fping.gateway_quality
SET returned = 100
END
@wiredmind the analyse to find a good solution is in progress, but here is a solution that works on my Raspberry Pi.
On Raspberry Pi you need long long int to print int64_t.
Starting with fping version 5.0, running on ARM (aarch64, armv7l) using the command line switch
-N, --netdata output compatible for netdata (-l -Q are required)
doesn't output correct values. For any host the min, max, and avg are always zero:Omitting the
-N
switch produced expected result:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: