Traffic Graphs Broken in 2.4.0.b.20170512.1940?
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My Interface Statistic's, Installed Package's, Thermal Sensor's, or the Traffic Graph's widget work's the package manager still show's the installed package's though.
I am on the 2.4.0.b.20170514.1010 and I am assuming it is similar to this problem.
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Compatibility issue between d3.js and d3pie.js :(
Change reverted
Thanks Steve for reverting it, I miss my stats!
Looking at the changelog for d3pie, it seems the last version that supports d3 v3.x is 0.1.9, and he also changed a method in 0.1.7 that could break things. Seems sticking to 0.1.6 is best until d3 is updated to v4. If d3 is already v4, then the method he changed in 0.1.7 should be looked at I would think.
I'm also curious as to how d3pie is used for dashboard stats, it's use would seem for the pie charts in the graphing areas, not the non-pie graphs. I'm just curious here, that's all.
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Besides d3 and d3pie, traffic graphs also use nvd3.
https://github.com/novus/nvd3
Do we support D3 v4.x? No, we do not...
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Well, that settles that than…
I'm glad I wasn't the one who wanted this to start with, I'd have even less friends.. :o
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Compatibility issue between d3.js and d3pie.js :(
Change reverted
Just updated to " built on Mon May 15 07:27:41 CDT 2017 ". Should I see traffic graphs again? I still see a blank widget and Traffic Graphs aren't listed under "Available Widgets" on the dashboard.
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pfBlockerNB widget doesn't update download errors frame and it evens doesn't allow to remove the widget to reinstall it again to try to resolve the issue!
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Change reverted
Forgot to revert it on 'master' branch? I do see its reverted on 2_3 branch (https://github.com/pfsense/pfsense/commit/2684f8d536501177839de9072a5006c1394ef09a)
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Back to working with 2.4.0.b.20170516.1310
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Working for me as well.
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It`s working here as well but…
See attached screen.
Why on LAN traffic is doubled?
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Updated to 2.4.0.b.20170520.1905, but traffic graph is still blank. Is there another step needed to fix?
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hmmmm, I'm on that version as well and traffic graphs are working fine for me.
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Clear browser cache? Ctrl+F5 ?
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Clear browser cache? Ctrl+F5 ?
Thanks, that worked. Didn't think about it since I tried two different browsers, one of which hasn't been used to access pfSense in a long time. Figured cache would've expired or been cleared by now.
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This issue still persists, i have 2.4.2 and Traffic Graph is blank and Retrieving CPU data wheel is spinning forever.
Is there any fix for this ? :(
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There is no fix as there isn't anything reproducible broken (that i know of anyhow).
You will have to investigate a bit more to find why it is not working on your machine. Check browser developer network tab are there any javascript errors? Do requests for ifstat.php get a valid reply? Did already try to clear browser cache right?
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I did clear browser cache, no java errors, tried on 3 different computers, tried on my iphone, macbook pro, windows pc, linux laptop, tired in incognito i don't think its a browser problem :(
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Is the request for ifstats.php send by the timer in the browser? What interfaces are requested? And what does it return?
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Can you help me identify this ifstat.php request ? where should i look for it ? in this scenarie no widget would refresh, i cannot move any widget or close any widget, only way to make things work again si to ingo Traffic Graphs config, and remove all the interfaces from being shown there, then everything starts to work again and Traffic Graphs is hidden.
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In chrome you would press F12, then on network tab you could filter on the name ifstats and a new requests would show there. Possibly refresh the page with F5 to be sure everything gets shown.. Click one of those ifstats requests and you will be able to view the headers of the send request and also the response, make sure it looks valid from begin with a { until the end }.
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