Closed hidefog closed 7 years ago
Can you post your cache logs?
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On May 5, 2016, at 5:02 AM, hidefog notifications@github.com wrote:
Cacher is not showing the types of devices that are connecting. It is only reporting the total amount of bandwidth and the total number of files.
This is with server 5.1 on OS X 10.11.4. I verified that LogClientIdentity is True in the /Library/Server/Caching/Config/Config.plist
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Hi,
Sure. Yesterday's log is attached.
Thanks!
On Thu, May 5, 2016 at 11:36 AM, Erik Gomez notifications@github.com wrote:
Can you post your cache logs?
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Cacher is not showing the types of devices that are connecting. It is only reporting the total amount of bandwidth and the total number of files.
This is with server 5.1 on OS X 10.11.4. I verified that LogClientIdentity is True in the /Library/Server/Caching/Config/Config.plist
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I am also seeing similar issues with this on our server and the reports.
Caching Server Data: 2016.05.10 Cacher has retrieved the following stats for 2016.05.10:
97.97 Gigabytes of Bandwidth served to clients. 22.72 Gigabytes of Bandwidth requested from Apple 0 Bytes of Bandwidth requested from other Caching Servers
117 IP Addresses hit the Caching Server yesterday consisting of: 22 Unique IP Addresses.
A total of 0 iOS devices hit the Caching Server yesterday consisting of: 0 iOS 8.0 Devices 0 iOS 8.0.2 Devices 0 iOS 8.1 Devices 0 iOS 8.1.1 Devices 0 iOS 8.1.2 Devices 0 iOS 8.1.3 Devices 0 iOS 8.2 Devices 0 iOS 8.3 Devices 0 iOS 8.4 Devices 0 iOS 8.4.1 Devices 0 iOS 9.0 Devices 0 iOS 9.0.1 Devices 0 iOS 9.0.2 Devices 0 iOS 9.1 Devices & nbsp; 0 iOS 9.2 Devices 0 iOS 9.2.1 Devices 0 iOS 9.3 Devices 0 iOS 9.3.1 Devices 0 iOS 9.3.2 Devices [Currently in Beta]
Of these devices, here is the model breakdown: 0 Total AppleTVs 0 3rd Generation Apple TVs 0 4th Generation Apple TVs 0 5th Generation Apple TVs 0 Total iPhones 0 iPhone 4 [GSM] 0 iPhone 4 [GSM 2012] 0 iPhone 4 [CDMA] 0 iPhone 4S 0 iPhone 5 [GSM] 0 iPhone 5 [CDMA] 0 iPhone 5C 0 iPhone 5C [Global] 0 iPhone 5S 0 iPhone 5S [China Model] 0 iPhone 6 0 iP hone 6 Plus 0 iPhone 6S 0 iPhone 6S Plus 0 iPhone SE 0 Total iPads 0 iPad 2nd Generation [Wifi] 0 iPad 2nd Generation [Wifi + GSM] 0 iPad 2nd Generation [Wifi + CDMA] 0 iPad 2nd Generation [M2012 Wifi Revision] 0 iPad 3rd Generation [Wifi] 0 iPad 3rd Generation [Wifi + GSM] 0 iPad 3rd Generation [Wifi + CDMA] 0 iPad 4th Generation [Wifi] 0 iPad 4th Generation [Wifi + GSM] 0 iPad 4th Generation [Wifi + CDMA] 0 iPad Air 1st Generation [Wifi] 0 iPad Air 1st Generation [Wifi + Cellular] 0 iPad Air 1st Generation [China Model] &n bsp; 0 iPad Air 2nd Generation [Wifi] 0 iPad Air 2nd Generation [Wifi + Cellular] 0 iPad Mini 1st Generation [Wifi] 0 iPad Mini 1st Generation [Wifi + GSM] 0 iPad Mini 1st Generation [Wifi + CDMA] 0 iPad Mini 2nd Generation [Wifi] 0 iPad Mini 2nd Generation [Wifi + Cellular] 0 iPad Mini 3rd Generation [Wifi] 0 iPad Mini 3rd Generation [Wifi + Cellular] 0 iPad Mini 3rd Generation [China Model] 0 iPad Mini 4th Generation [Wifi] 0 iPad Mini 4th Generation [Wifi + Cellular] 0 iPad Pro 9.7 Inch 1st Generation [Wifi] 0 iPad Pro 9.7 Inch 1st Generation [Wifi + Cellular] 0 iPad Pro 12.9 I nch 1st Generation [Wifi] 0 iPad Pro 12.9 Inch 1st Generation [Wifi + Cellular] 0 Total iPods 0 iPod Touch 5th Generation 0 iPod Touch 6th Generation
A total of 0 OS X devices hit the Caching Server yesterday consisting of: 0 OS X Yosemite 10.10.0/10.10.1 Devices [Cannot distinguish between builds] 0 OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 Devices 0 OS X Yosemite 10.10.3 Devices 0 OS X Yosemite 10.10.4 Devices 0 OS X Yosemite 10.10.5 Devices 0 OS X El Capitan 10.11.0/10.11.1 Devices [Cannot distinguish between builds] 0 OS X El Capitan 10.11.2 Devices 0 OS X El Capitan 10.11.3 Devices 0 OS X El Capitan 10.11.4 Devices 0 OS X El Capitan 10.11.5 Devices [Currently in Beta]
A total of 0 Applications were downloaded from Apple Config urator 2 devices, consisting of: 0 Applications downloaded from Apple Configurator 2.0/2.1/2.2 [Cannot distinguish between builds]
A total of 13635 files were downloaded from the Caching Server yesterday consisting of: 3 Books 1350 iOS Apps 1279 Mac Apps 388 Zip files 0 IPSW files 26 Apple Server Registrations
12103 Unique files were downloaded from the Caching Server yesterday consisting of: 3 Unique Books 1196 Unique iOS Apps 1127 Unique Mac Apps 37 Unique Zip files 0 Unique IPSW files
I'm also seeing similar behavior. It worked on Server 5.0.15 on Yosemite. Once the mini was updated to 10.11.6 and the latest version of Server, the individual stats per device stopped working. Thanks for the great tool!
Same here. Maybe a better option would be not to hardcode device-versions (i.e. explicit egrep for "(9.3.1)" but to extract the version fully and then write the stats to an array etc.
I currently do not have the resource time to fix Cacher but will gladly accept PRs that fix it.
Please try https://github.com/erikng/Cacher/blob/python-refactor/Cacher
I will be closing this ticket, but you are welcome to re-open if this does not solve your issue.
Cacher is not showing the types of devices that are connecting. It is only reporting the total amount of bandwidth and the total number of files.
This is with server 5.1 on OS X 10.11.4. I verified that LogClientIdentity is True in the /Library/Server/Caching/Config/Config.plist