On Sunday, March 16, 2003, at 05:27 PM, matt massie wrote:
if you don't specify a polling interval AND you put an IP address in
second field then the first octet of the IP address is used as the
polling
interval. for example,
data_source "messed up" 10.10.10.2 10.10.10.3
would caused gmeta
Yesterday, Jason A. Smith wrote forth saying...
> Thanks for the explanation, I have read some of the rrdtool
> documentation before, but it still seems like every time I read it again
> I learn something new and understand it a little better.
me too. i hope that i didn't insult your intelligenc
Thanks for the explanation, I have read some of the rrdtool
documentation before, but it still seems like every time I read it again
I learn something new and understand it a little better.
One note, remember, the interval is no longer guaranteed to always be 15
seconds, it can be set in the gmeta
the gaps in the gmetad graphs are caused by *UNKNOWN* data. let's walk
through this is figure out what is going on
here is the relavent gmetad code...in ./gmetad/rrd_helpers.c RRD_create().
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/* Our heartbeat is twice the step interv
