-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Format: 1.0 Source: collectl Binary: collectl Architecture: all Version: 3.7.4-1 Maintainer: Troy Heber <[email protected]> Standards-Version: 3.9.5.0 Build-Depends-Indep: debhelper (>= 7.0.50~), quilt (>= 0.40) Package-List: collectl deb admin optional arch=all Checksums-Sha1: 2827208abfd452e7937d5eb54ed8240eaae0a3c0 462752 collectl_3.7.4.orig.tar.gz 55fab8d44f5938c5cb1854c818d1883035faad4c 10242 collectl_3.7.4-1.diff.gz Checksums-Sha256: 798657b8e3626e9e4ed6fe5ae44b8216da49f0bc4bbda52217d2a304e3d7e108 462752 collectl_3.7.4.orig.tar.gz d879424197f2f50e0b227bd614bc5d84a0d317d1cad8fe26a4fb8eb32b072ad5 10242 collectl_3.7.4-1.diff.gz Files: 08f62a6778586028e6f788356626cd68 462752 collectl_3.7.4.orig.tar.gz 686e8aa842098a5a17006b50d276a5eb 10242 collectl_3.7.4-1.diff.gz -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1 iD8DBQFUELd9QOr9C+GfGI4RAim9AKCSX78/KPv6s3I9qnl93aG23KhwhACglK0/ wYTBDSWtFgF4xbka+tr/r0o= =OcBY -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- Changes: collectl (3.7.4-1) unstable; urgency=medium * New upstream release 3.7.4 * typo in $netFilt (should have been $netFiltIgnore) preventing any network from being included in totals when *-netfilt specified, but also made me rethink the way summaries are calculalted (see next item) * 2 more network types were discovered to be causing double counting in summaries, specifically vibr and vnets. since the exceptions occur at a far greater rate it was decided that rather than have a default list of those network types to exclude from the summaries, it makes far more sense to have a list with those that SHOULD be included as well as a mechanism for handling new summary types. This led to a reinterpretation of *-netfilt. see the man page and Network.html for more details * removed references to XC, which is no longer supported * use abs to generate path to exe, simpler and cleaner [thanks Jeff] * extended the way formatit is loaded and changed the order that collectl.conf is discovered, noting it should only effect people actually modifying code or moving things to non*standard locations. it IS now documented in Startup and Initialization. [thanks again, Jeff] * set max lines to read for diskstats to 20000 for those with real large disk counts where 10000 wasn't enough [thanks jean*marc] * very rare, but if doing timing and no hires present, $microInterval gets set to zero and the division by the interval blows up * finally remembered to remove -G and --group which were replaced by --tworaw * clarified description of -s defaults in manpage as well as adding a pointer to the online documentation on file naming [thanks rob] * added additional error message for when files match selection string but none contain *date-time.raw [thanks rob] * add support for newer kernel CPU stats: guest, guest_nice * now that 2.4 kernels no longer supported, make sure CPU stats contain at least softirq field * change headers with % to PCT and remove space, also remove whitespace in interrupt detail output for type and devices columns [thanks rob] * new switch --ALL, selects summary and detail data for all subsystems [thanks rob] * new switch --full, selects --verbose, always includes RECORD separator and includes which subsystem data is being reported with each interval in the RECORD header to make parsing easier for rob [thanks rob] * if you DON'T collect tcp data but want to play it back, variables weren't initialized to 0 and you get uninit variable warnings * if disk name ends with a digit (can only happen when manually changing disk filtering in either collectl.conf or with *-rawdskfilt, don't include in disk summary stats [thanks guy] * discovered a place where some numa counters go backwards! This MUST be a kernel bug but inserted code to mitigate and warn if it happens [thanks rob] * removed a line of code incorrectly initializing $HCAPosts[] because that is now a doubly indexed array [thanks Jeff] * discovered tap devices don't set default network speeds correctly and can cause 'bogus' messages so use default max * make 'Intrpt' header mixed case for CPU details, not all upper * new 3rd option for --top, allows one to display the top-n processes sorted by any column vertically, similar to playback mode, which in some cases can be very handy * if only 1 tcp subtype selected with --tcpfilt, was printing column header of ERR and I've no idea why. Changed it to TCP. * I didn't like --tcpfilt I by itself forcing --verbose so changed it to just being in the *-tcpfilt string will force it and updated man page as well since *-tcpfilt wasn't even documented in it * As warned I'm in the process of direct support for lustre and you should contact Peter Piela at TeraScala to get a copy of his lustre plugin. Therefore *sl is being removed as a default. To get collectl's native lustre support in daemon mode, you must add it to *s. Native support will be completely removed around the summer of 2015. -- Troy Heber <[email protected]> Wed, 10 Sep 2014 14:13:36 -0600
