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y2kboy23
I think its working as intended. The widgets increasing when there's a spike in load on my host.
dr|z3d
docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/jre/api/management/extension/com/sun/management/OperatingSystemMXBean.html#getProcessLoad--
dr|z3d
it says it returns a value between 0 and 1. is that per core or total.. not entirely sure, but I *think* it may be per core so I'm / cores * 100.
dr|z3d
actually, I like. I'm treating 1 as 100% load on all cores right now. so just * 100 to get the percentage.
dr|z3d
*lie
y2kboy23
I'd agree with that. They reference the "whole system" in their documentation.
dr|z3d
ok, well keep an eye on it and let me know if it starts to go weird..
dr|z3d
I'm using cpu load and load average (indicated currently in the cpu bar tooltip) to determine when to throttle sub-tasks that may be causing excessive load.
y2kboy23
That's a smart idea, I'll keep an eye on things
dr|z3d
load average is also indicated as %, so anything over 100% means your system has waiting tasks. load average is load / cores * 100.
dr|z3d
on linux in htop for example 100% would be 4.0 if you had 4 cores, etc.
y2kboy23
Yep. I don't have a lot running on my host so it'll take a lot to bog it down
dr|z3d
remember system load is not the same thing as cpu load.
dr|z3d
your system can be under light cpu load and yet still be experiencing a system load backlog, often to be seen on single cpu systems running i2p.
dr|z3d
*single core.
dr|z3d
ok, let's see if we can address the erratic behavior of the cpu load bar by averaging it out over a minute.
dr|z3d
ok, I think I prefer the less spikey cpu bar, it functions more like the memory bar now and gives an average readout, not jumping all over the place.
dr|z3d
as a bonus, we now have an optional cpu load average graph
dr|z3d
ok, y2kboy23, everything now pushed to the master branch.
dr|z3d
(if you needed that for your docker image)
dr|z3d
> ok, y2kboy23, everything now pushed to the master branch.
dr|z3d
> (if you needed that for your docker image)
y2kboy23
dr|z3d just update. Let's see how things look
dr|z3d
y2kboy23: don't forget to enable the cpu load graph!
dr|z3d
under Router / CpuLoad on /configstats
dr|z3d
it'll take a few minutes for the cpu load to register.
dr|z3d
(on the bar)
y2kboy23
It was already enabled
dr|z3d
the graph?
dr|z3d
not the bar, the /graphs graph...
y2kboy23
Yep
dr|z3d
ok
y2kboy23
I like the congestion sidebar. Nice glance to see how things are.
dr|z3d
ah, sounds like you manually added that?
dr|z3d
if so, a couple of config tweaks:
dr|z3d
(in ~/.i2p/router.config)
dr|z3d
routerconsole.advanced=true
dr|z3d
routerconsole.showPeerTestAvg=true
dr|z3d
the second will add a peer test average readout (good/total average) to the congestion section.
dr|z3d
the first will enable various advanced UI display options and configs, and allow you to edit the router.config inline on /configadvanced
dr|z3d
it also enables the congestion section if you have a default sidebar layout.
dr|z3d
(neither require a router restart)
y2kboy23
too late lol
y2kboy23
That advanced part was something I was looking for. I was puzzled why some pages had it and others did not
dr|z3d
:)
dr|z3d
more info: 127.0.0.1:7657/help/advancedsettings
XANA
dr|z3d, you up?
XANA
do you know what my cause The connection was reset error on eppsites?
T3s|4
XANA: does the problem persist after restarting i2p?
XANA
yup
XANA
I mean some websites load fine others reset
T3s|4
hmmh...perhaps a corrupted addressbook?
T3s|4
XANA: that is easy to test/eliminate; `mv ~/.i2p ~/.i2p-borked` then grab and install a new copy of i2p, which will install a clean copy of ~/.i2p once you start it
dr|z3d
if you get connection reset, just reload the page.
dr|z3d
nothing to do with a corrupt addressbook
dr|z3d
probably means the server's timed out the connection. a reload should work.
XANA
updated to 2.1.0-1+
dr|z3d
y2kboy23: thanks for the patch for the UI help.
dr|z3d
also, I've attempted to smooth out the cpu bar. if the minute average stat > 0, then we use that, / 2, and add the current reading / 2 to give us a percentage. otherwise just the current value.
y2kboy23
dr|z3d No problem. I'll test out your changes here shortly
dr|z3d
not easy to strike the right balance, the cpu load reported by the jvm isn't always 100% accurate. but at least the bar's a bit more responsive now.
y2kboy23
Looks better being more responsive
dr|z3d
yeah, I think so too.
y2kboy23
Missed one on the Help UI page too
y2kboy23
Fast under Peers
dr|z3d
ok, thanks, will take a look when I have an updated router available.
dr|z3d
ok, got it, thanks.
dr|z3d
easy to see on the page, not so easy in the source :)
y2kboy23
One more...last line in Congestion
y2kboy23
definitely harder to see in source
XANA
dr|z3d, after update my node is acting wierd
XANA
Declining tunnel requests:
XANA
High message delay
XANA
hmm restarted and I think it gets stable now