Ken McDonell

I think pmlogger_check and pmlogger_daily should use the same logic ... let's wait for the current release dust to settle before deciding which is best ... both have been working...

Sorry Andreas, I disagree. We should use less of systemd/journald not more ... in over 20 years I cannot recall one instance in which systemd has helped PCP nor one...

I subsequently realized a flaw in the XDMoD example above. Since pmlogger_daily runs soon after midnight: ``` $PCP_DAILY_SAVE_DIR=/gpfs/data/root/pcp/\$(date +%Y)/\$(date +%m)/LOCALHOSTNAME/\$(date +%Y)-\$(date +%m)-\$(date +%d) ``` will save **yesterday**'s archive in a...

This is all done now, and will be on board when the bright shiny new PCP 6.0 sets sail.

@daveu8282 I suspect you're bumping into the sometimes-mystical "Auto-generated by pmlogconf" mode that happens when -c is used with pmlogconf. If grepping for "Auto-generated by pmlogconf" in your pmlogger configuration...

Hi Jason, I don't have any outstanding issues specific to this version of Ubuntu.  I've been using Ubuntu 22.04 for some time as one of my development systems and PCP...

I don't really care one way or the other. If iostat2pcp is not warranted for versions of systat at or beyond x.y.z (sounds like 12.0.5 == x.y.z), then I can...

I am pretty sure this issue is done with ... the communication between pmlc, pmlogger and pmlogger_check is as robust as I think we can make it, and there have...

Seems like the info is stashed in /dev/disk/by-uuid so we may be able to avoid libblkid and a new PMDA. Not sure how far back in time this directory exists,...

G'day Jeff aka @jhansonhpe. Thanks for that, so /dev/disk/by-uuid is (a) available everywhere in Linux land we care about, and (b) appeared about 19 years after PCP 1.0 😄