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    • Thomas Braun
      Thomas Braun Most Active @Herrx last edited by

      @herrx

      systemctl status grafana
      
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        Herrx @Thomas Braun last edited by Herrx

        @thomas-braun said in Keinen zugriff auf Influx DB:

        systemctl status grafana

        pi@raspberrypi:~ $ systemctl status grafana
        Unit grafana.service could not be found.
        pi@raspberrypi:~ $ 
        

        ?? Aber die Installation war doch ohne Probleme ?

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          Thomas Braun Most Active @Herrx last edited by

          @herrx

          systemctl status grafana*
          
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            Herrx @Thomas Braun last edited by

            @thomas-braun said in Keinen zugriff auf Influx DB:

            systemctl status grafana*

            pi@raspberrypi:~ $ systemctl status grafana*
            pi@raspberrypi:~ $ systemctl status grafana
            Unit grafana.service could not be found.
            pi@raspberrypi:~ $ systemctl status grafana*
            pi@raspberrypi:~ $ 
            
            
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            • Thomas Braun
              Thomas Braun Most Active @Herrx last edited by

              @herrx

              sudo apt update
              apt policy grafana*
              
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              • Thomas Braun
                Thomas Braun Most Active @Herrx last edited by

                @herrx

                Bzw:

                sudo systemctl daemon-reload
                sudo systemctl start grafana-server
                sudo systemctl status grafana-server
                
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                  Herrx @Thomas Braun last edited by Herrx

                  @thomas-braun

                  pi@raspberrypi:~ $ systemctl status grafana*
                  ● grafana-server.service - Grafana instance
                       Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/grafana-server.service; disabled; preset: enabled)
                       Active: active (running) since Tue 2024-01-23 00:04:49 CET; 34s ago
                         Docs: http://docs.grafana.org
                     Main PID: 19823 (grafana)
                        Tasks: 15 (limit: 457)
                          CPU: 9.853s
                       CGroup: /system.slice/grafana-server.service
                               └─19823 /usr/share/grafana/bin/grafana server --config=/etc/grafana/grafana.ini --pidfile=/run/grafana/grafana-server.pid --packaging=deb cfg:default.pat>
                  
                  Jan 23 00:05:10 raspberrypi grafana[19823]: logger=provisioning.alerting t=2024-01-23T00:05:10.484274781+01:00 level=info msg="finished to provision alerting"
                  Jan 23 00:05:10 raspberrypi grafana[19823]: logger=ngalert.state.manager t=2024-01-23T00:05:10.487621618+01:00 level=info msg="Warming state cache for startup"
                  Jan 23 00:05:10 raspberrypi grafana[19823]: logger=ngalert.state.manager t=2024-01-23T00:05:10.489519141+01:00 level=info msg="State cache has been initialized" state>
                  Jan 23 00:05:10 raspberrypi grafana[19823]: logger=ngalert.scheduler t=2024-01-23T00:05:10.489682063+01:00 level=info msg="Starting scheduler" tickInterval=10s
                  Jan 23 00:05:10 raspberrypi grafana[19823]: logger=ticker t=2024-01-23T00:05:10.498451052+01:00 level=info msg=starting first_tick=2024-01-23T00:05:20+01:00
                  Jan 23 00:05:10 raspberrypi grafana[19823]: logger=ngalert.multiorg.alertmanager t=2024-01-23T00:05:10.498873707+01:00 level=info msg="Starting MultiOrg Alertmanager"
                  Jan 23 00:05:10 raspberrypi grafana[19823]: logger=grafanaStorageLogger t=2024-01-23T00:05:10.505991925+01:00 level=info msg="Storage starting"
                  Jan 23 00:05:10 raspberrypi grafana[19823]: logger=http.server t=2024-01-23T00:05:10.531073444+01:00 level=info msg="HTTP Server Listen" address=[::]:3000 protocol=ht>
                  Jan 23 00:05:10 raspberrypi grafana[19823]: logger=grafana.update.checker t=2024-01-23T00:05:10.849257594+01:00 level=info msg="Update check succeeded" duration=342.5>
                  Jan 23 00:05:10 raspberrypi grafana[19823]: logger=plugins.update.checker t=2024-01-23T00:05:10.868909627+01:00 level=info msg="Update check succeeded" d
                  

                  Sehr cool danke. Jetzt geht es.

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                  • Thomas Braun
                    Thomas Braun Most Active last edited by

                    @herrx
                    Schau mal ob der auch nach einem Neustart auf die Beine kommt.

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                      Herrx @Thomas Braun last edited by

                      @thomas-braun ok da kommt mein Grafana nicht wieder auf die Beine

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                      • Thomas Braun
                        Thomas Braun Most Active @Herrx last edited by

                        @herrx

                        sudo systemctl enable grafana-server.service
                        sudo systemctl start grafana-server.service
                        
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                          Herrx @Thomas Braun last edited by

                          @thomas-braun Super Danke das hat geholfen. Muss ich das nach jedem reboot wieder eingeben?

                          jetzt habe ich die Grafana anzeige wieder. Allerdings gibt mir mein Solarman nur alle 6min den aktuellen Leistungswert. Kann ich die Punkte dazwischen interpolieren? oder zumindest die Punkte verbinden?

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                            Thomas Braun Most Active @Herrx last edited by

                            @herrx sagte in Keinen zugriff auf Influx DB:

                            Muss ich das nach jedem reboot wieder eingeben?

                            Nein, der Service sollte nun beim booten gestartet werden.

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