high resolution graphs and hostname/ip

[dsalch]

I have noticed in 1.10 that there seems a bug in the bandwidth usage page.

When "high resolution" is enabled, most of the active IPs do not show up in the drop down list for plot 2 and 3 under either hostname or ip. There are only 2 or 3 at most times. It does not seem to be that the list is only those with traffic, seems to be a random list only.

[ispyisail]

screen shot please

[dsalch]

here are some shots.

#1: high resolution enabled
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dRoNFE ... sp=sharing

#2: high resolution disabled
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JI9WmI ... sp=sharing

#3: high resolution re-enabled
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cavUzA ... sp=sharing

As you can see, the list in #3 is different from #1 although no changes were made and it was only a minute apart. the list in #2 seems complete

[dsalch]

the attachments are not coming through. The error says "board attachment quota has been reached"

[Lantis]

Please post them externally as per viewtopic.php?f=5&t=11043

[dsalch]

Ahh, sorry! I didnt realize.

Original message updated below

[Lantis]

The bandwidth histories for high resolution vs low resolution are stored separately.
I expect that when you enabled it originally, not many devices had registered to the network and had not presented themselves to the list.

It's only a guess, but i don't see any other logical explanation. They literally behave exactly the same besides the number of data points in the files.

[dsalch]

That was my first thought, but doesnt hold up in practice. in the screen shots below, the high definition is always enabled. so the first shot with only 2 or 3 hosts is after 12 hours of running. Then for hte second shot i disable high resolution and all the hosts appear. Then immediately after i re-enable high resolution and a different but shorter lists comes up. The list size seems to actually decrease over time, not increase. disabling and re-enabling brings more hosts.

[Daeron]

Seems to be a duplicate of:
viewtopic.php?f=12&t=10736

I noticed the exact same symptoms OP is describing.

[dsalch]

yes, it does seem the same problem.