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You may be impacted by a Cannot Create Graph error:
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To visualize a graph, Checkmk uses RRD. The RRD needs, by nature, two files:, stored in ~/var/check_mk/rrd/HOSTNAME
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-rw-rw------ 1 mysite mysite 65 Oct 93 Jun 2 07:219 13:34 CPU_Utilization_Packet_CPU_2utilization.info
-rw-r--r-- 1 mysite mysite 1534768 384952Oct Jun 2 11:2230 09:00 CPU_Utilization_Packet_CPU_2utilization.rrd |
The .rrd file stores all the data, and the .info file defines the service metrics. You will face the message above if one of the files is missing. This message will also be displayed in the cmc.log:
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OMD[mysite]:~$ tail ~$ tail -f var/log/cmc.log
20222024-0610-0230 1209:0902:4155 [4] [main]client [rrd0] [rrdcached at /omd/sites/mysite/tmp/run/rrdcached.sock] >> -1 No such file: Error accessing RRD: opening '/opt/omd/sites/mysite/var/check_mk/rrd/<HOSTNAME>linux/CPU_Utilization_Packet_CPU_1utilization.rrd
2022-06-02 12:10:41': No such file or directory
2024-10-30 09:02:55 [4] [main]client [rrd0] [rrdcached at /omd/sites/mysite/tmp/run/rrdcached.sock] >> -1 No such file: Error accessing RRD: opening '/opt/omd/sites/mysite/var/check_mk/rrd/<HOSTNAME>linux/CPU_Utilization_Mgmt_CPU.rrd
2022-06-02 12:10:41TCP_Connections.rrd': No such file or directory
2024-10-30 09:02:55 [4] [main]client [rrd0] [rrdcached at /omd/sites/mysite/tmp/run/rrdcached.sock] >> -1 No such file: Error accessing RRD: opening '/opt/omd/sites/mysite/var/check_mk/rrd/<HOSTNAME>linux/CPUSystemd_Utilization_Packet_CPU_0.rrdTimesyncd_Time.rrd': No such file or directory |
Solution
Unfortunately, for some reason, one of the files is missing. In that case, it is the .rrd file. So to make the graphs work again, you need to stop the site, to do the following:
Stop the site:
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OMD[mysite]:~$ omd stop |
Run the below oneliner to find all the .info files with that have a missing .rrd file, and delete them manually: :
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The below oneliner will not delete anything, it only lists the missing files. |
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OMD[mysite]:~$ for i in $(find ~/var/check_mk/rrd -name "*.info"); do mysitetest -e "${i%info}rrd" || echo "$i"; done
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The output is the following:
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/omd/sites/mysite/var/check_mk/rrd/<HOSTNAME>linux/PINGCPU_utilization.info
/omd/sites/mysite/var/check_mk/rrd/<HOSTNAME>linux/CPU_Utilization_Mgmt_CPUTCP_Connections.info
/omd/sites/mysite/var/check_mk/rrd/<HOSTNAME>linux/CPUSystemd_Utilization_Packet_CPU_1.info
/omd/sites/mysite/Timesyncd_Time.info |
Next, you can either delete the .info files manually, or automatically, by replacing echo $i with rm $i in the provided oneliner. Like this:
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OMD[mysite]:~$ for i in $(find ~/var/check_mk/rrd/<HOSTNAME>/CPU_Utilization_Packet_CPU_0.info |
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-name "*.info"); do test -e "${i%info}rrd" || rm "$i"; done |
After you delete the affected files, you need to start the site
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required files will be recreated:
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OMD[mysite]:~$ omd start |
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Checkmk does not delete any .rrd file. So it could be deleted by a custom cleaning job! |
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