Let's say you save it in
c:\directory\subdirectory
and that on the webserver that is
/websites/mydomain.com/subdir/rrd-graphs/
then the WEB "text" (as you call it) would be
/websites/mydomains.com/subdir/rrd-graphs/
and this is then used within the full graph tags of the
html template based output.
Dirk Bulinckx.
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OK, that was it - I hadn't changed to the other drive. Thanks all. All things considered, that was remarkably painless!
I'll leave that a day or so to work out what I've got, and then I'll doubtless be back with more questions... One final one though, Dirk - what's the "web" text box beside each of the hour/day/week etc entries on the RRD setup dialog box?
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Ian
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Several ideas :-)
* are RRDTool and SA on different drives? If then make sure to do a change to that drive in the BAT file
* does the user that is running SA (and as such also the BAT file) able to read/write to the drive were you want it to have the graphs?
Dirk Bulinckx.
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I spoke too soon I think. The graphs are not being regenerated automatically at the end of each check cycle (I assume that they should if the graphing batch file is in the "command to execute after the update" box?). However the batch file works fine if I run it manually - lots and lots of pretty graphs. I'll try unticking the "wait until execution is stopped" box to see if that changes things. Any other ideas?
Ian
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There is no ftp option within SA to upload them to your IIS server.
You can OR generate the graphs on a network drive or at the end of the graph generate bat file, copy/upload them to the iis server.
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OK, I've got it going. Excellent. Next question: how do I get the graphs to my web server? I see I can put a tag for graphs into my HTML output, but I need to get those graphs across to the IIS server along with the output files. Do I map a drive, or can I ftp them somehow? Also, what is the "web" text box beside each of the hour/day/week etc entries on the RRD setup dialog box?
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Ian
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That's the correct one to install.
The projects that are in it are not VB but VC projects, in case you want to (re)compile yourself.
Dirk Bulinckx.
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Hi all,
I'm making my annual attempt to get RRD working for SA. First step - kind of fundamental - is to install RRD.
Can someone tell me which download file I should be using (given that I'm running W2K not Unix)? I can see lots of downloads here:
http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/rrdtool/pub/?M=D
but I guess only the one marked win32 ("rrdtool-1.2.10-win32-perl58.zip") is relevant to me (BTW, anyone know when the latest version will be available for Win32?)
If I download that zip file, it seems to be full of VB Project files. Do I have to build this somehow before I can install it? How? If not, how do I install it? Unfortunately all the documentation I can find assumes that the reader is a Unix fiend...
Thanks in advance,
Ian
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