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Hello,
Using influxdb 0.9.1, I got strange data when using multiples filters with graphite plugin :
With configuration :
templates = [ "prod.app1.* env.app.measurement*", ".measurement*", ]
echo "prod.app1.errors.count 42date +%s" | nc -q0 localhost 2003
echo "prod.app1.errors.count 42
" | nc -q0 localhost 2003
will give :
> show series name: errors.count ------------------ _key app env errors.count,app=app1,env=prod app1 prod
Which is what I think is fine.
But when using
templates = [ "prod.app1.* env.app.measurement*", "prod.app2.* env.app.site.measurement*", ".measurement*", ]
the same query echo "prod.app1.errors.count 42date +%s" | nc -q0 localhost 2003
will give this output .
> show series name: app1.errors.count ----------------------- _key app1.errors.count
Which I think isn't fine.
Any clues ?
PS : not sure it is the same issue than #3223
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Hi @jwilder ,
Could this be not closed, but pending on release, or "known bugs in 0.9.1"? Its hard (for users) to search a bug in 0.9.1 that is open in 0.9.1.
Great it has been fixed!
I wrote a small tool to help test your graphite stuff while debugging this.
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It'll be in 0.9.2. Should be in current nightly build too.
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Hello,
Using influxdb 0.9.1, I got strange data when using multiples filters with graphite plugin :
With configuration :
echo "prod.app1.errors.count 42
date +%s" | nc -q0 localhost 2003
will give :
Which is what I think is fine.
But when using
the same query
echo "prod.app1.errors.count 42
date +%s" | nc -q0 localhost 2003
will give this output .
Which I think isn't fine.
Any clues ?
PS : not sure it is the same issue than #3223
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: