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While reading the FAQ, I noticed three things:
* munin-node was typoed
* A full sentence was part of the example code and had a weird `?` at the end
suggesting a link
* A reference URL no longer exists, so better remove it.
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This problem occurs when you try to run `munin-node` as the `munin` user. Run `munin-node` as `root` instead.
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(Note that the munin master should run as `munin`, but `munin-nod` as `root`).
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(Note that the munin master should run as `munin`, but `munin-node` as `root`).
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## Configuration
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[server.example.com]
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address 10.0.0.1
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postfix_mailstats.graph_period minute
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See graph_period? for details.
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See [graph_period](http://guide.munin-monitoring.org/en/latest/reference/munin.conf.html?highlight=graph_period#cmdoption-munin-conf-arg-graph-period) for details.
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### Q: Can I get a graph to show percentages instead of regular values?
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To specify that you want the topmost level, either put the option before any host/domain definitions,
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or reset the host/domain definition with `[]`. Note that in munin 1.4.3, this is an either-or situation;
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You can't reset the host definition with `[]` unless a previous group has been declared.
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if you want to declare the domain order first in munin.conf, do not precede it with `[]`. ref: http://munin-monitoring.org/ticket/960
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if you want to declare the domain order first in munin.conf, do not precede it with `[]`.
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