Thank you very much, it's solved my problem.
Cheers,
Hugo
MrPaul escreveu:
Are you wanting to merge your old rrd file with the new rrd file? If
so take a look at 'merge-rrd'
inhttp://oss.oetiker.ch/rrdtool/pub/contrib.
In the future you can just rename your rrd files to the new names
Guys,
I have some .rrd old files and I'd like to know what I must do to
convert it to .html.
I'm using the MRTG with RRDTool normally, however when I change any
router sub-interfaces the .rrd files is changed also so I lose the old
reports.
Thank you.
Cheers,
Hugo
Hi,
Hugo Rebello wrote:
Guys,
I have some .rrd old files and I'd like to know what I must do to
convert it to .html.
did you mean XML files ? Try this:
rrdtool dump filename.rrd filename.xml
man rrddump for details.
Regards,
Francesco
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Perfect, however I don't know how to convert XML to HTML. Anybody knows ???
Thank you.
Cheers,
Hugo
Francesco Ferreri escreveu:
Hi,
Hugo Rebello wrote:
Guys,
I have some .rrd old files and I'd like to know what I must do to
convert it to .html.
did you mean XML files ? Try this:
Hugo Rebello wrote:
Perfect, however I don't know how to convert XML to HTML. Anybody knows ???
What do you mean by converting to HTML ? XML files created by rrdtool
are simply a structured dump of the contents of the RRD binary file.
They are useful, for example, if you have to migrate your
Are you wanting to merge your old rrd file with the new rrd file? If so
take a look at 'merge-rrd' inhttp://oss.oetiker.ch/rrdtool/pub/contrib.
In the future you can just rename your rrd files to the new names and not
loose any of the historical data.
Paul
Hugo Rebello wrote:
Perfect, however I don't know how to convert XML to HTML. Anybody knows ???
Thank you.
Cheers,
Hugo
Sorry Hugo,
but this don't make sense for me because the .rrd file is your database.
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Perfect, however I don't know how to convert XML to HTML. Anybody
knows
The RRD files are your data. If what you mean is 'create viewable web
pages, complete with graphs, from the data held in the .rrd files' then
the answer is to get a frontend CGI application, such as routers2, 14all
or
