google-analytics within Neo4j about neo4j-expire

[bachmanm]

Could you try

com.graphaware.runtime.stats.disable=true
com.graphaware.server.stats.disable=true

[espiegelberg]

Please see graphaware/neo4j-framework#59. Does this help?

[rittinger]

I didn't even notice the typo?!?!? Trying now.

[rittinger]

Oh wait, we already have those (and they are correct I think):
com.graphaware.runtime.stats.disabled=true
com.graphaware.server.stats.disabled=true

[espiegelberg]

Which versions of the module and framework are you using?

It's possible you have versions that predate the fix for this issue; you may want to try including both variants of the configuration (ie: com.graphaware.runtime.stats.disable and com.graphaware.runtime.stats.disabled, etc) to see if one or the other works.

[rittinger]

We're running neo4j 3.0.8 and graphaware expire module 3.0.7.44.4 (we didn't see a 3.0.8 version at the time we upgraded).

[espiegelberg]

Were you able to test using both variations of the configuration? For example:

com.graphaware.runtime.stats.disable=true
com.graphaware.runtime.stats.disabled=true

com.graphaware.server.stats.disable=true
com.graphaware.server.stats.disabled=true

[rittinger]

We tried both variations:
com.graphaware.runtime.stats.disable=true
com.graphaware.runtime.stats.disabled=true
com.graphaware.server.stats.disable=true
com.graphaware.server.stats.disabled=true
and neither worked.

[espiegelberg]

Could you please enter into your project, perform a "mvn clean dependency:tree > tree.txt", and provide the output of tree.txt here? That will provide the exact version numbers you are using and help us debug.

[rittinger]

This is a neo4j/graphaware issue. Nothing to do with any project code we're deploying as we can start the graph without anything connecting to it and 30-35 minutes later, we'll lsee the first error in the neo4j/debug.log file. We're using neo4j 3.0.8 and graphaware expire modle 3.0.7.44. The graphaware expire module itself is working, as we're assigning ttl attributes to nodes/relationships and they are being deleted as expected. Our only issue is the google-analytics which we can't seem to turn off.

[espiegelberg]

I've spent some time investigating and have been so far unable to reproduce the issue.

I'm testing using a fresh Neo4j 3.0.8 install, deploying the GraphAware Expire module (version 3.0.7.44), deploying the graphaware-server library (version 3.0.7.44) to $neo4j_home/plugins/, and the stats collection is correctly disabled when using the following additions to ${neo4j_home}/conf/neo4j.properties:

com.graphaware.runtime.stats.disable=true
com.graphaware.runtime.stats.disabled=true

com.graphaware.server.stats.disable=true
com.graphaware.server.stats.disabled=true

My suggestion is to verify the version of the graphaware-server library you are making use of in your $neo4j_home/plugins.

At this point, unless you can provide more information to help reproduce the issue we will have to consider this issue closed.

[rremigius]

I'm experiencing the same issue. I'm on a network that cannot access Google Analytics, so every 5 minutes, an UnknownHostException appears in the neo4j log, with a stack trace from GraphAware. I've tried both versions of the configuration spelling as well.

I'm running Neo4j Community 3.1.1 and in my plugins directory I have the following GraphAware plugins:
graphaware-server-community-all-3.1.0.44.jar
graphaware-timetree-3.1.0.44.26.jar
graphaware-uuid-3.1.0.44.13.jar

[bachmanm]

replaced with graphaware/neo4j-framework#66