[rrd-users] Re: Help! Resize difficulties.

2000-12-08 Thread JTuite

I resize RRA 0 of several RRDs every 5 minutes.
I run this script with cron. It resizes every rrd in a directory.
To take care of several directories with one cron job, I actually run a
script that calls this script several times but the directory is different
each time.

This script resizes, then deletes the original, then copies the resize.rrd
to the originals name. It also lists the sizes before and after.

the command line is: 
resize-rrd ./cricket-data/path-to-rrd-files 0 GROW 1
the params are Directory, RRA, GROW/SHRINK, Records

here's the script:
#!/bin/bash
for rrdfile in $1/*.rrd ; do
echo Before
ls $rrdfile -s
rrdtool resize $rrdfile $2 $3 $4
rm $rrdfile
cp resize.rrd $rrdfile
rm resize.rrd
echo After
ls $rrdfile -s
echo 
done

-Original Message-
From: Sean R McNamara [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2000 15:57
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Cc: rrd-users@list.ee.ethz.ch
Subject: [rrd-users] Re: Help! Resize difficulties.



Mike Fisher wrote:


 I ran into this earlier in the week.  The resize does not modify the
 existing RRD file, it creates a new one in the current directory called
 resize.rrd with the new size and the old data.  Just move this over your
 old on and you should be ok.  This should probably be dealt with in the
 manual.

 Mike

Thank you Mike, that was the problem; and it seems to be working at this
point. Now it's just a matter of waiting while my script updates all of the
rrds.

I'm not sure if you'd happen to know -- but, is there a convenient way to
merge a backup of the the overwritten data with the current database?
There is no overlapping between the two, and unfortunately there is a
missing gap of about 2 weeks, but there's nothing to be done about that now.

Thanks again Mike,

..Sean.



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[rrd-users] Re: Help! Resize difficulties.

2000-12-08 Thread Frank Swasey

On Fri, 8 Dec 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 #!/bin/bash
   for rrdfile in $1/*.rrd ; do
   echo Before
   ls $rrdfile -s
   rrdtool resize $rrdfile $2 $3 $4
   rm $rrdfile

   cp resize.rrd $rrdfile
   rm resize.rrd

Why did you do those two commands instead of 
mv resize.rrd $rrdfile

   echo After
   ls $rrdfile -s
   echo 
   done


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[rrd-users] Re: Help! Resize difficulties.

2000-12-08 Thread Alex van den Bogaerdt

Frank Swasey wrote:
 On Fri, 8 Dec 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  rm $rrdfile
  cp resize.rrd $rrdfile
  rm resize.rrd
 
 Why did you do those two commands instead of 
   mv resize.rrd $rrdfile

Please be aware that a new RRD file has been created for a purpose.
It should be checked and, if the file is OK, be moved/copied/whatever
over the original RRD.

This has been discussed way back in the past on the mail list.  Also,
the documentation has been adjusted, it will be included in the next 
release of RRDtool.

cheers
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[rrd-users] Re: Help! Resize difficulties.

2000-12-08 Thread Clifton Royston

On Fri, Dec 08, 2000 at 11:52:54AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 I resize RRA 0 of several RRDs every 5 minutes.
 I run this script with cron.

  I'm curious - why would you want to do this?  What is the advantage
of constantly changing the RRA size, vs. figuring out the right size
you would want and making it that size to start with?

  Just wondering,
  -- Clifton

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