/var/lib/pcp/config/pmlogrewrite/
/var/lib/pcp/config/pmlogrewrite
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bcc_migrate.conf8190644editdlrm
cgroup_units.conf40560644editdlrm
jbd2_kernel_ulong.conf3910644editdlrm
linux_disk_all_fixups.conf3900644editdlrm
linux_kernel_fixups.conf15940644editdlrm
linux_kernel_ulong.conf28100644editdlrm
linux_proc_fs_nfsd_fixups.conf2810644editdlrm
linux_proc_migrate.conf22250644editdlrm
linux_proc_net_snmp_migrate.conf2660644editdlrm
linux_proc_net_tcp_migrate.conf5080644editdlrm
linux_xfs_migrate.conf6000644editdlrm
linux_xfs_perdev_buffer.conf7030644editdlrm
mysql_migrate.conf5480644editdlrm
nfsclient_migrate.conf319690644editdlrm
pmcd_migrate.conf3050644editdlrm
pmproxy_fixups.conf22080644editdlrm
proc_discrete_strings.conf1940644editdlrm
proc_jiffies.conf6730644editdlrm
proc_kernel_ulong.conf2240644editdlrm
proc_kernel_ulong_migrate.conf4450644editdlrm
proc_scheduler.conf2180644editdlrm
Edit: /etc/pcp/pmlogrewrite/proc_kernel_ulong_migrate.conf (445B)
# These metrics are exported by the kernel as unsigned long long on # both 32bit and 64bit systems. So they all migrate from U32 to U64. # See kernel function seq_put_decimal_ull() in fs/seq_file.c and it's # use in fs/proc/array.c. There are others too, but these are the # most important, especially proc.psinfo.vsize. metric proc.psinfo.vsize { type -> U64 } metric proc.psinfo.rss { type -> U64 } metric proc.psinfo.rss_lim { type -> U64 }