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A program to send nagios perf data to graphite (carbon) / statsd / librato / influxdb

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Do you have any plans to upgrade this to support Python3, now that Python2 is officially EOL? Thanks!

I have installed graphios from pip. Thanks for your work on this tool, I think it's great. I have been trying to implement a system which uses `use_service_desc = True`...

- This is OMD v1.10...but I suspect that any current version of OMD will have this issue. - git clone https://github.com/shawn-sterling/graphios - python setup.py install I get this: ``` shell...

Shawn, I'd sent you an email about this...but I got a little farther... ``` shell failed to parse label: 'physical' part of perfstring 'physical memory %=23%;80;90 physical memory=955.941M;3276.441;3685.996;0;4095.551 virtual memory...

I am facing this error in graphios logs, and don't really understand what is causing the issue. Have a look at the performance data: ``` "error":"partial write:\nunable to parse 'MemoryUsage,host=SESKWDEVSP01,check=Memory...

``` carbon_servers = server1:2004,server2:2004 ``` throws error: ``` April 22 19:36:29 graphios_backends.py WARNING Can't connect to carbon: server2:2004 [Errno 9] Bad file descriptor April 22 19:36:29 graphios_backends.py CRITICAL Can't send...

This in the headline is mesage i get periodically, I have set up all correctly with setup.py and nagios is working fine. Here is what I have in spool dir...

We are using the graphios with Icinga happily. However, it is an "all or nothing" proposition -- there is no way to send data only for _some_ of the hosts/services...

Fixes issue of "sudo: /usr/bin/graphios: command not found" when trying to start the service on Centos 6.2. Haven't tested on other versions.

I'm not sure if this is a bug or expected behaviour, but when log_level is set to logging.INFO, I still get debug messages in the log, like so: July 24...