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ERROR:PerfCounter plugin: processor: Could not find a local name for

Open CWempe opened this issue 7 years ago • 1 comments

When starting munin-node.exe I got these errors.

ERROR:PerfCounter plugin: disktime: Could not find a local name for Disk Time, error=c0000bbd
ERROR:PerfCounter plugin: disktime: Could not find a local name for LogicalDisk, error=c0000bbd
ERROR:PerfCounter plugin: disktime: PdhEnumObjectItems error=c0000bb8
ERROR:Failed to load PerfCounter plugin: [PerfCounterPlugin_disktime]
ERROR:PerfCounter plugin: processor: Could not find a local name for Processor Time, error=c0000bbd
ERROR:PerfCounter plugin: processor: Could not find a local name for Processor, error=c0000bbd
ERROR:PerfCounter plugin: processor: PdhEnumObjectItems error=c0000bb8
ERROR:Failed to load PerfCounter plugin: [PerfCounterPlugin_processor]
ERROR:PerfCounter plugin: uptime: Could not find a local name for System Up Time, error=c0000bbd
ERROR:PerfCounter plugin: uptime: Could not find a local name for System, error=c0000bbd
ERROR:PerfCounter plugin: uptime: PdhEnumObjectItems error=c0000bb8
ERROR:Failed to load PerfCounter plugin: [PerfCounterPlugin_uptime]
ERROR:PerfCounter plugin: smtpmessagessent: Could not find a local name for Messages Sent Total, error=c0000bbd
ERROR:PerfCounter plugin: smtpmessagessent: Could not find a local name for SMTP Server, error=c0000bbd
ERROR:PerfCounter plugin: smtpmessagessent: PdhEnumObjectItems error=c0000bb8
ERROR:Failed to load PerfCounter plugin: [PerfCounterPlugin_smtpmessagessent]

When I opened perfmon in Windows I got a similar error that said

Die Leistungsindikatoren konnten nicht hinzugefügt werden

The solution to both problems was to execute the following command in a cmd/PowerShell.

lodctr /r

See: https://www.computerbase.de/forum/showthread.php?t=1262332

CWempe avatar Feb 18 '17 19:02 CWempe

What effect does lodctr /r have? Is it related to locales / languages? Would it be sufficient to clear the language-related environment variables within the plugin? (in case this is also the proper approach for Windows)

sumpfralle avatar May 28 '18 09:05 sumpfralle