So it ran for a couple of days, then I noticed this morning the date was 16th Feb 2017! The graph shows no line for the last couple of days so the process obviously hasn't been running.
Not sure what went wrong yet, I have done 1 or 2 reboots (via the Asus App) over the last few days so I guess one of those foobar'd it.
I just ran this and it started up and set the time OK again;
./S77ntpd-custom restart
However, the graphs were still not updating. I did an rrd dump of the stats db file and it's definitely getting sensible 5 min data in there, but the png's (which are definitely being produced every 5 mins) were not displaying a blip on the end of the graph (like it did 10 mins after I first installed it).
I did a reboot via the web GUI but still no joy!
Eventually, I worked out I needed to clear the cache on my browser - but it seems odd that it wasn't noticing the png file had been updated!? I'm using Safari and it seems the only way to get it to refresh every 5 mins is to clear the cache, no amount of Cmd-R will do it!
I see the ASP already has this line so maybe Safari is just being naughty and ignoring it!?
<meta HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache">
I found this to suggest maybe Safari needs further nudging!
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3384935/safari-browser-ignoring-my-no-cache
I will see if I can work out the source of it originally dying and report back!
Not sure what went wrong yet, I have done 1 or 2 reboots (via the Asus App) over the last few days so I guess one of those foobar'd it.
I just ran this and it started up and set the time OK again;
./S77ntpd-custom restart
However, the graphs were still not updating. I did an rrd dump of the stats db file and it's definitely getting sensible 5 min data in there, but the png's (which are definitely being produced every 5 mins) were not displaying a blip on the end of the graph (like it did 10 mins after I first installed it).
I did a reboot via the web GUI but still no joy!
Eventually, I worked out I needed to clear the cache on my browser - but it seems odd that it wasn't noticing the png file had been updated!? I'm using Safari and it seems the only way to get it to refresh every 5 mins is to clear the cache, no amount of Cmd-R will do it!
I see the ASP already has this line so maybe Safari is just being naughty and ignoring it!?
<meta HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache">
I found this to suggest maybe Safari needs further nudging!
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3384935/safari-browser-ignoring-my-no-cache
I will see if I can work out the source of it originally dying and report back!