Bug #1953: statistics page: Unknown string: "1.50 gb"! - Foreman

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Bug #1953

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statistics page: Unknown string: "1.50 gb"!

Added by Sam McLeod almost 12 years ago. Updated over 10 years ago.

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Description

RuntimeError
Unknown string: "1.50 gb"!
lib/core_extensions.rb:98:in `to_gb'
app/models/fact_value.rb:78:in `to_gb'
app/models/fact_value.rb:77:in `map'
app/models/fact_value.rb:77:in `to_gb'
app/models/fact_value.rb:38:in `mem_average'
app/controllers/statistics_controller.rb:10:in `index'

Running Foreman Version 1.0.1
Puppet 2.6.2
Debian Stable

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Updated by Sam McLeod almost 12 years ago

yep... still got this issue...

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Updated by Dominic Cleal almost 12 years ago

Category set to Facts
Status changed from New to Feedback

It looks like the "GB" in your memorysize fact is coming in lower cased. We can add code to handle this, but I haven't ever seen it before - Facter always uses capitalised units.

Are they capitalised when running "facter -p" on your hosts? If you check the Facts page, is it only certain hosts?

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Updated by Sam McLeod almost 12 years ago

Dominic Cleal wrote:

Are they capitalised when running "facter -p" on your hosts? If you check the Facts page, is it only certain hosts?

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction,
using the facts page I searched for ' fact = memorysize and value ~ gb ' , turns out only two of our 350~ hosts have reported gb (in lower case).
Funny thing is, neither of these two hosts are actually puppet controlled, they were just tested with puppet so a report must have been generated and for whatever reason with lower case.

This iludes to another problem we're having where old reports are being expired even though we're currently running 'rake reports:expire days=7 RAILS_ENV="production" ' in /usr/share/foreman/ every day.

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Updated by Sam McLeod almost 12 years ago

Whoops I should have mentioned that running facter -p on the host that Foreman was seeing with lower case gb, did in fact (no pun intended) return with upper case!

memorysize => 2.00 GB

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Updated by Dominic Cleal almost 12 years ago

Sam McLeod wrote:

Dominic Cleal wrote:

Are they capitalised when running "facter -p" on your hosts? If you check the Facts page, is it only certain hosts?

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction,
using the facts page I searched for ' fact = memorysize and value ~ gb ' , turns out only two of our 350~ hosts have reported gb (in lower case).
Funny thing is, neither of these two hosts are actually puppet controlled, they were just tested with puppet so a report must have been generated and for whatever reason with lower case.

Ok, thanks for confirming.

This iludes to another problem we're having where old reports are being expired even though we're currently running 'rake reports:expire days=7 RAILS_ENV="production" ' in /usr/share/foreman/ every day.

I've just run this on Foreman 1.1 without a problem and it correctly deleted a load of old reports. Try running it interactively and with -t, see if there are any errors.

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