> > >Create 5 CDEFs, each acting on its own range. For instance: > >20 and less: CDEF:C1=value,20,LE,value,UNKN,IF >20-40: CDEF:C2=value,20,40,LIMIT >40-60: CDEF:C3=value,40,60,LIMIT >60-80: CDEF:C4=value,60,80,LIMIT >80 and more: CDEF:C5=value,80,GE,value,UNKN,IF > >Each CDEF is unknown if it is outside the specified range. > >Now plot them: > >AREA:C5#FF0000:color5 >AREA:C4#0FF000:color4 >AREA:C3#00FF00:color3 >AREA:C2#000FF0:color2 >AREA:C1#0000FF:color1 > >You can make it more complex, using a lot of if-then-else, you can >stack area's upon the previous one, etc. But these are the basics. > > >HTH >-- >Alex van den Bogaerdt >http://www.vandenbogaerdt.nl/rrdtool/
Hi Alex! It's not exactly what I would create. This creates a graph with different colors, but where the values goes over 60 (in example), it takes the same color from 0 to over 60 and not 4 different colors. I would like someting like this: http://oss.oetiker.ch/rrdtool/gallery/fsu_predict.png It's shown into RRDTool Gallery. I ASCII something like this: 100| C 080| BBBBB BB 060| AAAAAAA AA 040| ZZZZZZZZ ZZZZ Z 020| YYYYYYYYYY YYYY Y 000|XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX hope the ASCII will be shown correctly afer sending the mail ;) Any Ideas? Thank's! Simon _______________________________________________ rrd-users mailing list rrd-users@lists.oetiker.ch https://lists.oetiker.ch/cgi-bin/listinfo/rrd-users