Munin problem

BlazeMuis

I got a problem with munin, i've just installed this on my VPS at @prometeus
When i click the network tab all i see are like 100+ IP adresses... (They also generate graphs)
I've already been searching google, but couldn't find anything

Does someone know how i can disable this?

zhuanyi

I think there is an option in munin called use server name or something...you can set that to true

BlazeMuis

@zhuanyi said: I think there is an option in munin called use server name or something...you can set that to true

It's called use_node_name and it's already been set to "yes"

zhuanyi

@joodle said: It's called use_node_name and it's already been set to "yes"

How about this?

If the node does not know its correct host name then in munin-node.conf you can use the directive host_name to set it.

http://munin-monitoring.org/wiki/use_node_name

BlazeMuis

@zhuanyi I don't got any problems with names lol

I took a screenshot of the problem:
http://gyazo.com/2b8e3286185d9f3148a5687187d10159

As you can see there are IP adresses listed, and below them are graphs, and i don't even know those IP adresses!?

zhuanyi

@joodle said: As you can see there are IP adresses listed, and below them are graphs, and i don't even know those IP adresses!?

So you are getting data from other VPS as well? how about set it to bind to 127.0.0.1 in munin-node?

BlazeMuis

@zhuanyi said: set it to bind to 127.0.0.1 in munin-node

This already been done while i have installed munin

Raymii

Which virtualization hypervisor are you running on? I have had this on vserver (edis).

You could try (as root)

munin-node-configure --suggest --shell | sh

that will (re)configure the modules.

If that doesn't help, disable the network module (rm the symlink in /etc/munin/plugins...)

BlazeMuis

@Raymii said: Which virtualization hypervisor are you running on?

It's OpenVZ at prometeus

[EDIT]
This didn't work

George_Fusioned

Go to /etc/munin/plugins/ and rm ip_*. Then do a /etc/init.d/munin-node restart and they should disappear after the munin cron runs a couple of times (wait 10 minutes).

BlazeMuis

@George_Fusioned

This is weird, there are no ip_* files/folders..

/etc/munin/plugins# ls
cpu       forks          interrupts   open_files   swap     vmstat
df        fw_packets     load         open_inodes  threads
df_inode  if_err_venet0  memory       proc_pri     uptime
entropy   if_venet0      munin_stats  processes    users

tchen

At the risk of asking the obvious, are these hosts defined in your munin.conf? If the hosts aren't explicitly listed there, my guess is you enabled the SNMP plugin somewhere along the line.

cosmicgate

im havin a weird problem too. It seems i can only monitor 8 locations and any munin-node added after the 8th ones doesnt show.

any ideas?