The issue I am facing:
Since today's pihole update to the latest version, the pie chart does the same strange things as I already reported some time ago (there it was fixed):
=> 34% + 22% = 56% but that's not what the chart is displaying.
I think others will look nearly the same.
BTW: the picture is a collage of two pictures to be able to display the original percentage text.
Details about my system:
Pi-hole v5.9
FTL v5.14
Web Interface v5.11
I have also checked/confirm, both the Upstream and Query types pie charts and by using the hover assist to display percentages (to tally a total), and in my case the Query types total is less than 100% and the Upstream percentage exceeds 100% in total.
Details about my system:
Pi-hole v5.9
FTL v5.14
Web Interface v5.11
Having negative other is a bug which is already being fixed. If you want to try this, please run
pihole checkout ftl fix/negative_others
To go back on track (and before the next Pi-hole release) please run pihole checkout master Other was introduced by https://github.com/pi-hole/FTL/pull/1284. We noticed that the upstream percentage did not sum up to 100% because some queries are neither cached nor blocked nor forwarded
ok, makes sense, but the displayed chart does not make sense:
=> 34% + 22% = 56% => so the Chart should be filled by more than half (>50%). But it's more like 1/4
Hi, I have just checked the chart after switching to the pihole checkout ftl fix/negative_others and all looks good to me now, i.e. numbers now tallying 100%
@yubiuser: is there anywhere an explanaition what "other" means?
I don't understand what this should be, as all other points mean (in my understanding) that there is some request forwarded to "xyz". But other?! What is other?
In my current view I have about "-70%" other. In reality it looks (I mean optical, in the chart) like 1/4 of the chart. So in my perspective it's a really huge amount.
Is this with the special branch? If not the numbers and the chart are not reliable.. There should only be a small amount of other. Others are, for examples, queries which have been already forwarded and for which Pi-hole is still waiting for an answer while the client is making the same query again.
nope, to be honest I was a little bit affraid to "destroy" something.
Thanks for explanation... will see if this will stay the same after the next update.
But I assume it will, becasue if I click on it I get a huuuuge list of entries.
I have 100 each 3 minutes!
