Traffic totals error (call this solved)

chpalmer

latest snap 2.3.3-DEVELOPMENT (amd64)
built on Mon Dec 26 08:33:12 CST 2016

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jimp

Is this still happening to you? It's working fine for me on 2.3.3 snapshots.

chpalmer

Nope- once I hit the "reset graphing data" button everything works.

Either a loose nut behind the wheel or something on a snapshot early on..?? This particular box stayed on snaps after the last release.

wizz

Same here with 2.3.2-RELEASE-p1 (amd64)

Error: {"vnstatversion":"1.14","jsonversion":"1","interfaces":[{"id":"igb0","nick":"WAN1","created":
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Error: Database load failed even when using backup (No such file or directory). Aborting.

Reset & update Graphs did not work for me

brandur

I had the exact same error and pressing the "Reset Graphing Data" button solved it for me.
Running pfSense 2.3.2-RELEASE-p1

romainp

Same issue for me. To solve that, I did in a shell:

cd /var/db/vnstat
rm -fr *

then back to the webgui and do a reset graph and then tada! everything since to work again this time.

Romain

romainp

BTW, I know that if the very easy and worst way to solve the issue. I am pretty sure you can delete and reacreate the database for each interfaces one by one and find the one that is corrupted. But well, feel lazy today ;)

wizz

It works !
Thank you so much romainp

wizz

I thought it was ok but it is not
Graph is here but all my interfaces are at 0 even an hour later (no poll/save)

So I uninstall Status_Traffic_Totals package , delete one by one any files in /var/db/vnstat/ & reinstall the package
at the end of the installation I saw this message :

Message from vnstat-1.14:
###########################################################################
vnstat has been installed.

A sample configuration file has been installed in /usr/local/etc/
Please add your default network interface in the 'Interface' line there
before starting vnstat service.
You can add any number of additional interfaces either in
vnstat_additional_ifaces variable in /etc/rc.conf, or with this command:
su -m vnstat -c "/usr/local/bin/vnstat --create --iface <your interface="">"
and restart vnstat service:
service vnstat restart

For more information about vnStat use "man vnstat" or visit:
http://humdi.net/vnstat/
###########################################################################
>>> Cleaning up cache... done.
Success</your>

Then, cat /usr/local/etc/vnstat.conf (seems very empty)

# vnStat 1.13 config file
##

# location of the database directory
DatabaseDir "/var/db/vnstat"

# on which day should months change
MonthRotate 1

# vnstati
##

# image colors
CBackground     "FFFFFF"
CEdge           "AEAEAE"
CHeader         "606060"
CHeaderTitle    "FFFFFF"
CHeaderDate     "FFFFFF"
CText           "000000"
CLine           "B0B0B0"
CLineL          "-"
CRx             "92CF00"
CTx             "606060"
CRxD            "-"
CTxD            "-"

Then modify it with the help of /usr/local/etc/vnstat.conf.sample, so my vnstat.conf looks like that now:

# vnStat 1.13 config file
##

# default interface
Interface "igb0"

# location of the database directory
DatabaseDir "/var/db/vnstat"

# locale (LC_ALL) ("-" = use system locale)
Locale "-"

# on which day should months change
MonthRotate 1

# date output formats for -d, -m, -t and -w
# see 'man date' for control codes
DayFormat    "%x"
MonthFormat  "%b '%y"
TopFormat    "%x"

# characters used for visuals
RXCharacter       "%"
TXCharacter       ":"
RXHourCharacter   "r"
TXHourCharacter   "t"

# how units are prefixed when traffic is shown
# 0 = IEC standard prefixes (KiB/MiB/GiB/TiB)
# 1 = old style binary prefixes (KB/MB/GB/TB)
UnitMode 0

# output style
# 0 = minimal & narrow, 1 = bar column visible
# 2 = same as 1 except rate in summary and weekly
# 3 = rate column visible
OutputStyle 3

# used rate unit (0 = bytes, 1 = bits)
RateUnit 1

# try to detect interface maximum bandwidth, 0 = disable feature
# MaxBandwidth will be used as fallback value when enabled
BandwidthDetection 1

# maximum bandwidth (Mbit) for all interfaces, 0 = disable feature
# (unless interface specific limit is given)
MaxBandwidth 1000

# interface specific limits
#  example 8Mbit limit for 'ethnone':
#MaxBWethnone 8

# how many seconds should sampling for -tr take by default
Sampletime 5

# default query mode
# 0 = normal, 1 = days, 2 = months, 3 = top10
# 4 = exportdb, 5 = short, 6 = weeks, 7 = hours
QueryMode 0

# filesystem disk space check (1 = enabled, 0 = disabled)
CheckDiskSpace 1

# database file locking (1 = enabled, 0 = disabled)
UseFileLocking 1

# how much the boot time can variate between updates (seconds)
BootVariation 15

# log days without traffic to daily list (1 = enabled, 0 = disabled)
TrafficlessDays 1

# vnstatd
##

# switch to given user when started as root (leave empty to disable)
DaemonUser ""

# switch to given user when started as root (leave empty to disable)
DaemonGroup ""

# how often (in seconds) interface data is updated
UpdateInterval 30

# how often (in seconds) interface status changes are checked
PollInterval 5

# how often (in minutes) data is saved to file
SaveInterval 5

# how often (in minutes) data is saved when all interface are offline
OfflineSaveInterval 30

# how often (in minutes) bandwidth detection is redone when
# BandwidthDetection is enabled (0 = disabled)
BandwidthDetectionInterval 5

# force data save when interface status changes (1 = enabled, 0 = disabled)
SaveOnStatusChange 1

# enable / disable logging (0 = disabled, 1 = logfile, 2 = syslog)
UseLogging 2

# create dirs if needed (1 = enabled, 0 = disabled)
CreateDirs 1

# update ownership of files if needed (1 = enabled, 0 = disabled)
UpdateFileOwner 1

# file used for logging if UseLogging is set to 1
LogFile "/var/log/vnstat/vnstat.log"

# file used as daemon pid / lock file
PidFile "/var/run/vnstat/vnstat.pid"

# vnstati
##

# title timestamp format
HeaderFormat "%x %H:%M"

# show hours with rate (1 = enabled, 0 = disabled)
HourlyRate 1

# show rate in summary (1 = enabled, 0 = disabled)
SummaryRate 1

# layout of summary (1 = with monthly, 0 = without monthly)
SummaryLayout 1

# transparent background (1 = enabled, 0 = disabled)
TransparentBg 0

# image colors
CBackground     "FFFFFF"
CEdge           "AEAEAE"
CHeader         "606060"
CHeaderTitle    "FFFFFF"
CHeaderDate     "FFFFFF"
CText           "000000"
CLine           "B0B0B0"
CLineL          "-"
CRx             "92CF00"
CTx             "606060"
CRxD            "-"
CTxD            "-"

Then : service vnstat onerestart
Now I have this error message:

vnstat not running? (check /var/run/vnstat/vnstat.pid).
Starting vnstat.
Bad -c option
/usr/local/etc/rc.d/vnstat: WARNING: failed to start vnstat

I search over the Internet,
I saw there is another location for NIC database (ie. https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Vnstat) in : /conf/vnstat but it doesn't help
seems I'm the only one in this situation…

So vnstat do not want to start, and I really don't know where is this -c option ?

BTW how looks your /usr/local/etc/vnstat.conf ?

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2.3.2-RELEASE-p1 (amd64)
built on Fri Sep 30 14:36:56 CDT 2016
FreeBSD 10.3-RELEASE-p9

rcienfuegos

what if i didn't want to loose data :(