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When displaying graphs, default end time does not show full 24 hour period #5819
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This is correct. We may be well served by re-evaluating this. We try to ensure we don't get the gaps at the end, but if you are polling at 30 seconds, it can be annoying. |
No, we do polling once a minute. We also use the weathermap plugin, and the delay is a bit annoying. It would be great if this could be re-evaluated. |
Be more precise on the Graph End time when an end time is not provided
@dmitry-moiseenko , please try the latest |
@dmitry-moiseenko, I just made another small tweak for the timespan selector. Looking good now there. |
Be more precise on the Graph End time when an end time is not provided
Thank you so much for that fix. It works perfectly! |
Perfect @dmitry-moiseenko. Thanks for inspiring me to make the change. |
* In issue #5819 we introduced a new feature to match the predefined timespans with the Cacti data collector, however, the read_config_option for the poller last run timespan was not read from the database every pass, causing the timespan not to update. This fix resolves that regression.
* In issue #5819 we introduced a new feature to match the predefined timespans with the Cacti data collector, however, the read_config_option for the poller last run timespan was not read from the database every pass, causing the timespan not to update. This fix resolves that regression.
Describe the bug
Console -> Management -> Graphs and select any graph, it opens, but the time is always 5 minutes behind the current time (I mean the last point on the graph).
In my understanding, it should automatically display a 24-hour interval, but in reality, it always shows 23:55.
Cacti Version 1.2.27
Oracle Linux 9
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