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Archive => 15.7 Legacy Series => Topic started by: aks on September 28, 2015, 07:08:37 pm
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Hi,
I used the "Status: Traffic Graph" today to analyze network behavior and it looks like "Hostname or IP" field truncates the last digit of an ip if all 4 bytes need three digits (running 15.7.14).
Cheers
aks
BTW: Very nice and promising project
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Hi there,
The traffic graphs are ancient and need to be reworked/replaced. I have a similar ticket already, added your report to it. I don't have an ETA though.
https://github.com/opnsense/core/issues/404
Thanks,
Franco
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We can't seem to reproduce this. Do you have a screenshot or has this been resolved?
Cheers,
Franco
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Tested. Don't seem to appear as truncated. Perhaps its a browser thing??
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Yeah, or zoom level or the like. Not sure, thanks for looking into this. :)
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I think this is a problem with displaying the SVG graphs but I've never been able to find the cause, I also had the same problem in pfSense. I currently have openSUSE 42.1 (a clean install after using 13.2 but keeping my old Home directory) and I have the problem on that, strangely a clean install in a VM (of 13.2 and 42.1) displays the graphs correctly. I gave up with the graphs a while ago. :)
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I forgot to add that a using new user profile does show the graphs correctly.
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Alright, closing this for now. Hopefully the traffic graphs will have a viable replacement in a not too distant future.
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Hi,
Sorry for not responding earlier. I thought I had notifications enabled on this forum/topic, but didn't receive any, so thought this topic was dead.
In my case IP's are still truncated, a screenshot is attached.
The browser I am using is Safari on a Mac, after reading the posts I also tried Chrome and used another user on the firewall, but no change.
Maybe it is worth noting, that I changed the interface to LAN ?!
aks
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Hi aks,
Thanks for responding. Ad rewrote the code, it looks to me like a display issue of the frontend, the development version of 15.7.24 will let you confirm if it is fixed. It's coming out on Monday.
If not, it might be a bug in the "rate" tool used to dump the data, I shall try to use a different IP to double-check.
Cheers,
Franco
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Hi Franco,
I am more a gui-user and not sure how to get the development version installed, but will update to 15.7.24 tomorrow evening and provide feedback.
Thanks for trying to fix.
Cheers
aks
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Hi Franco,
I installed 15.7.24 and checked the traffic graphs again. No change. But I made an observation that may help.
There are two shorter IP-addresses in the network. When changing the display to Hostname or FQDN, the shorter ones get a proper reverse DNS resolution, but the longer ones don't. Also longer names are displayed completely, but the long ip-addresses aren't. It looks like the truncation happens somewhere in the data and not in the frontend.
Cheers,
Andreas
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Hi Andreas,
Can you try this modified rate package for me? From the console, run:
# pkg add -f https://pkg.opnsense.org/snapshots/rate-0.9_1.txz
Afterwards, refresh the graph page and watch out for those long IPs. :)
Cheers,
Franco
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Hi Franco,
Looks good, the long IPs are there now. And also the reverse lookup of long IPs works properly now.
Thanks You !
Cheers,
Andreas
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Hi Andreas,
Okay, thanks for confirming. This fix will be part of 15.7.25 on Monday. Marking this solved. :D
Cheers,
Franco