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Possible bug / display issue with "Visitor Hostnames and IPS" #2745
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I recall seeing this issue previously, and I think it was resolved. Can you confirm if you’re using the latest version? |
As far as I know; # goaccess --version
GoAccess - 1.9.3.
For more details visit: https://goaccess.io/
Copyright (C) 2009-2024 by Gerardo Orellana
Build configure arguments:
--enable-utf8
--enable-geoip=mmdb
--with-getline
--with-openssl Latest release note says 1.9.3 ... ? |
Are you able to share the html report or the access log that I can use to replicate this on my end? If that's okay, please feel free to send it to hello [@] goaccess . io. |
Erm, I could, but I would have to jump through some hoops .. specifically I'd need to set up a dummy site, insert some dummy date etc. If you need it I could do it over the weekend but it'll take me a little time. That said; I have 10 different goaccess instances, all of them exhibit the same problem so it doesn't seem to be related to the data given each one runs from a different data set ... ? |
I’m curious if this might be a browser issue. Can you check if you see the problem at https://rt.goaccess.io? If not, it would be helpful if you could share the report, or at least that specific panel. You can use --ignore-panel= if needed. |
Mmm, spooky. That is very smooth for me, no problems at all. I tried changing the settings to see if I could reproduce the issue .. no dice. So data .. launch params or code version? |
Ok, so I can't email the address above, apparently I'm getting recipient refused .. got another address? |
Ok, strike that, my email. I've just sent you an index.html that demonstrates the issue ... :-) |
Thank you for sharing that; I received your email. Just to confirm, it's a 22 request report? Which panel are you referring to? |
Yep, it's the visitor hostnames and ips .. |
I responded to your email with a screenshot, but I’m not experiencing any issues on my end when hovering over the bars. I'm using Chrome—are you using a different browser? |
Didn't see a screenshot / not attached that I can see.
But if I fire up FireFox (latest) which I've just done, same issue. It's not every bar, most bars are Ok, maybe between 2 and 4 are out of place and the popup appears wildly out of place and with the wrong info. (well the right info for where it pops up, it's just in some instances it's nowhere near the cursor) |
Have replied to your email with a video the same as yours, but showing the problem ... |
I received your video and noticed that there are 42 requests, but the report you shared shows only 22. Would you be able to share the specific report with the 42 requests where you are seeing the issue? Thanks |
The last email I sent had two attachments, the video and the index.html used to make the video. I just loaded it here, it does indeed show 42 requests. |
Issue actually reported by someone else, but I see it on mine too. Only seems to affect this specific chart which is odd.
If I mouse-over a "bar", the popup-box with details that I'm hoping to see for that bar appear "elsewhere" on the chart, and contain the numbers for elsewhere on the chart, rather than the bar under the mouse. It's very inconsistent, the popup can appear a couple of bars away or half a chart away, either to the left or right of the bar under the cursor.
If I mouse-over the chart, popups will appear and disappear as the mouse moves along, but typically not always under the cursor, sometimes they will appear half a chart away in the opposite direction to the direction of travel.
I've added a quick video to try to demonstrate, doesn't show the mouse but if you assume the mouse is moving in a linear fashion from one end of the chart to the other, then back again.
Screencast.From.2024-10-25.14-39-08.webm
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