Symptoms
Running # lveinfo --period=1d
doesn't display statistics for all users. Some or all users are absent from the list, though you clearly know that the LVE usage was high and there should be a lot of data. Checking specific users that you are interested in gives you stats (for example with # lveinfo --user USER --period=1d
). So, the statistics is collected, but not displayed for some users.
Root Cause
Since lve-stats v.2.10.1-1, we have added a new configuration option hide_lve_more_than_maxuid
. Its goal is to hide stats for users whose UID > than UID_MAX (specified in /etc/login.defs
). The default behavior is true. It means that LVEs whose UIDs are bigger than UID_MAX will be hidden in cl-top, cl-statistics, lveinfo.
lve more than UID_MAX in cl-top, cl-statistics, lveinfo if displaying is turned off;
Solution
If you need to have users with big UIDs displayed by LVE Statistics utilities, you can modify this behavior in /etc/sysconfig/lvestats2
.
Read more about lve-stats configuration options in our official documentation here .
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