I installed mailgraph to test, but it doesn't seem to consistently update the RRDs. It took it ~15 minutes to write to the rrds, and it didn't register the test mail I sent.
Does it actually still work?
Your poller output is actually working. It's putting 1 in the rrd for the "sent" field. It's lost the "received" data because of a mixup in the RRD naming (for some reason we used received instead of rcvd when we redid the rrd writing code, but i've added a workaround.
if graphs don't have actual data in them, it's likely mailgraph isn't generating any worth using.
```
root@dev:/opt/observium# ls /var/lib/mailgraph -l
total 112
rw-rr- 1 root root 28256 Apr 21 02:02 mailgraph_greylist.rrd
rw-rr- 1 root root 55344 Apr 21 02:02 mailgraph.rrd
rw-rr- 1 root root 28256 Apr 21 02:02 mailgraph_virus.rrd
root@dev:/opt/observium# date
Fri Apr 21 02:15:30 AM UTC 2023
root@dev:/opt/observium#
```
mailgraph seems to be broken.
I installed mailgraph to test, but it doesn't seem to consistently update the RRDs. It took it ~15 minutes to write to the rrds, and it didn't register the test mail I sent.
Does it actually still work?
Your poller output is actually working. It's putting 1 in the rrd for the "sent" field. It's lost the "received" data because of a mixup in the RRD naming (for some reason we used received instead of rcvd when we redid the rrd writing code, but i've added a workaround.
if graphs don't have actual data in them, it's likely mailgraph isn't generating any worth using.
```
root@dev:/opt/observium# ls /var/lib/mailgraph -l
total 112
rw-rr- 1 root root 28256 Apr 21 02:02 mailgraph_greylist.rrdrw-rr- 1 root root 55344 Apr 21 02:02 mailgraph.rrdrw-rr- 1 root root 28256 Apr 21 02:02 mailgraph_virus.rrdroot@dev:/opt/observium# date
Fri Apr 21 02:15:30 AM UTC 2023
root@dev:/opt/observium#
```
mailgraph seems to be broken.