Traffic Totals shows nothing
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@ninthwave said in Traffic Totals shows nothing:
I just installed the package and it shows no results after two hours.
Is vnstatd running?
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@fireodo said in Traffic Totals shows nothing:
@ninthwave said in Traffic Totals shows nothing:
I just installed the package and it shows no results after two hours.
Is vnstatd running?
Of course
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If you select only one interface (wan) does it show something?
What if you look in another Browser (Firefox, Chrome ... etc)? -
@fireodo said in Traffic Totals shows nothing:
If you select only one interface (wan) does it show something?
What if you look in another Browser (Firefox, Chrome ... etc)?Yes,
If I select either LAN or WAN, it shows a graph. As soon as I select more than one, it shows nothing.
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@ninthwave
I would add step by step a interface to see with how many interfaces it shows something and with wich interfaces added it dont show anything anymore. Maybe you can find this way the culprit. -
@fireodo
As soon as I add the second interface, graphs are broken.I did uninstall the package, reinstall the package and it does the same.
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@ninthwave said in Traffic Totals shows nothing:
@fireodo
As soon as I add the second interface, graphs are broken.I did uninstall the package, reinstall the package and it does the same.
Look in your logs - is there something that could indicate something wrong? vnstatd should monitor all interfaces present in your system.
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@fireodo
Maybe this ?
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@ninthwave
Plus I just noticed that the time stamp is wrong. I just took this screenshot at 16:05 and look at that:
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@ninthwave said in Traffic Totals shows nothing:
@fireodo
Maybe this ?
No this is no error. This I have here too and everything works as espected.
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@ninthwave said in Traffic Totals shows nothing:
@ninthwave
Plus I just noticed that the time stamp is wrong. I just took this screenshot at 16:05 and look at that:Is your NTP set correct for your timezone and is it syncing with a timeserver?
Are you getting forward in this matter?
Regards,
fireodo -
@fireodo Yes, NTP is set and the time is displayed correctly elsewhere in pfSense, except for trafic_totals.
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@ninthwave said in Traffic Totals shows nothing:
@fireodo Yes, NTP is set and the time is displayed correctly elsewhere in pfSense, except for trafic_totals.
Hmm - maybe a last try: Uninstall Traffic Totals and also delete (make a backup before) /var/db/vnstat/vnstat.db
and reinstall Traffic Totals.Regards,
fireodo -
@fireodo Alreday did that with no success before asking help here. Strange behavior.
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@ninthwave said in Traffic Totals shows nothing:
@fireodo Alreday did that with no success before asking help here. Strange behavior.
Yes indeed!
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Did this ever get resolved? I had been running 2.4.5-RELEASE-p1 with a year of Traffic total history. I upgraded to 2.5 RC two or three days ago after removing my packages. I reinstalled the packages after the 2.5 upgrade and the history was all there.There was a build update yesterday and the day before. I forgot to remove my packages before updating and now the history is gone and not even updating. I have a full backup of 2.4.5-RELEASE-p1, I'm thinking about going back. any thoughts?
Disregard found answer here https://forum.netgate.com/topic/161156/traffic-totals-backup-how
