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When polling is disabled, boost may crash and creates many arch tables #4391
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Results when trying to force boost
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After enabling polling
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I've had this same problem before, let me see if I can track down how it was resolved. |
My issue surfaced when modifying boost settings during a boost run. I had to clean it all up manually. Different issue in your case but the same result. |
Interesting
In my case this is a fresh lab install no modifications I had polling
disabled to prevent double polling from my lab instance this was to test
out the new thold code
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My issue surfaced when modifying boost settings during a boost run. I had
to clean it all up manually. Different issue in your case but the same
result.
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When system level polling is disabled Boost shows poller crashed errors and creates many arch tables
This is partially resolved. I don't know why the archive tables are stacking up, so I'm marking resolved, but there may be another commit on this. |
Okay, looking at @bmfmancini comments, we should be okay to mark this one resolved. |
Hey Guys,
I noticed that either when you have polling disabled or no devices online residing on the main poller
the Cacti log displays these errors no SQL back trace errors
There is no boost process running
Also there is no poller_output_boost items
in gui boost is showing in running state
Boost is also creating tons of arch tables
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