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I'm wondering if there is a consolidated list of helpful UT troubleshooting commands somewhere. I've seen commands to check the database size, check disk space, check to see what applications are installed and/or running, etc. I've also seen and used top and jnettop. I still feel like I really don't know what to look for if I'm having a problem and I'd like to be a little more self-sufficient.
What other commands have you all found helpful?
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backups
/usr/share/untangle/autodump
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Not upgrading
tail -n 100 /var/log/uvm/apt.log
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Here are some that I know of:
top (show cpu load and usage) jnettop (show network traffic) ucli instances (show installed and running modules) sudo du -hs /var/lib/postgresql/ (show the size of the database) ifconfig -a (show all interfaces, even if down)
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ucli sessions 1 | wc -l (shows the current number of sessions on the box)
I'd like to find out more about the ucli commands available. It seems to be useful, but I can't find any documentation on it.
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Have fun
optional args: -h hostname -u username -w password -t timeout (default 120000) -p policy -v toolbox commands: ucli install mackage-name ucli uninstall mackage-name ucli update ucli upgrade ucli requestInstall mackage-name toolbox lists: ucli available ucli installed ucli uninstalled ucli upgradable ucli uptodate node manager commands: ucli instantiate mackage-name [ args ] ucli start TID ucli stop TID ucli destroy TID ucli neverStarted node manager lists: ucli instances node live sessions: ucli sessions [ TID ] admin manager: ucli who ucli getRegInfo ucli passwd [ -a | -d ] login [ password ] uvm commands: ucli shutdown ucli serverStats ucli gc ucli loadRup ucli setProperty key value policy manager: ucli addPolicy name [notes] ucli listPolicies reporting manager: ucli isReportingEnabled ucli areReportsAvailable ucli prepareReports [ args ] ucli startReports ucli stopReports logging manager: ucli userLogs tid ucli resetLogs ucli logError [text] apt commands: ucli register mackage-name ucli unregister mackage-name argon commands: nucli server commands: ucli restartCliServer debugging commands: ucli aptTail
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jnettop - it seems to show some good info, but it is showing my WAN connection and such, how can i view where the bandwidth is going on the LAN side... example my UT box says i am using about 80kb steady in.... but i want to know who it is..
how do i change the device from eth0 to eth1 [EDIT] jnettop -i eth1 ![]() Last edited by Mathiau; 01-27-2010 at 04:00 PM.. |
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Pressing the number keys switches between the available interfaces on your server.
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