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Hello,

I managed to fix it by reinstalling the cacti template for squid, i think there was a problem with the interpretation of the values. Because the returned value from the snmp was in bit and my template intrpreted it as Kbits.

Thank You!

Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
On mån, 2008-06-23 at 16:58 +0200, Egi Konomi wrote:

I used to have Squid 2.6.x monitored without any problem on cacti.

But now on Squid 3.0.x, i get very gigant values in the range of Gigabits (In the traffic in / out / saved section), that i dont think that are real values.

What might be the problem?

How long has your Squid been running?

Thinking you maybe got bitten by this:
http://www.squid-cache.org/Versions/v3/HEAD/changesets/b9032.patch

but on the other hand this bug has always been there since for as long
as Squid has supported SNMP, so maybe not... The above bug will make
some false readings when the counters gets above 0xFF800000 until they
wrap around to 0x00000000 again...

Regards
Henrik


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