Hi all,
I executed the script like this.
D:\INETPUB\wwwroot\mrtg>d:\rrd\perl-shared\t\rrdtool graph jan.gif
DEF:val1=20
8.199.59.1_1.rrd:ds1:AVERAGE PRINT:val1:AVERAGE:\%lf
0x0
\lf
Please can anybody help me in fix the problem.
Thanks
Janardhan
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can any one explain with a little bit more detail what this factor that was
mentioned by Rainer.
My problem is that I have some graphs from rrdcgi that don't seem to be
scaled correctly. Eg there is a 100 M/bit link that has the same amount of
data going through it as a 1G G/bit link.
To try a
At 12:49 PM 10/31/2000, Chris Snell wrote:
>I'm sort of half-working on a wind data grapher for my weather station (see
>http://bronc.blueaspen.com/weather.html). The graph will be in the form of
>a circle.
BTW, here is an example plot from my grapher if anyone is interested:
http://bronc.blu
At 12:37 PM 10/31/2000, Greg Satz wrote:
>Wind speed could be a gauge or a counter. Total wind isn't very interesting
>so it doesn't have the same issue as rain. However it is nice to see
>maximums (gusting). It looks like the MAXIMUM consolidation function would
>keep this information. If the wi
I am attempting to use rrdtool to capture and display weather data. I have
run into a few issues where I could use some clarification and help in using
rrdtool better.
I want to keep some historical data. However it appears the graphing
function will consolidate data to fit on a particular graph.
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Tehrani, Ulrich") writes:
> ...
> DEF:util=D:\temp\FKB_glob_utilseg_FKBSNT002A.rrd:STATSOKTS:AVERAGE
> LINE2:util#FF000
> ...
>
> ERROR: can't parse DEF
> 'util=D:\temp\FKB_glob_utilseg_FKBSNT002A.rrd:STATSOKTS:AVERAGE' -2
>
> I think
Hi,
I have the following problem:
when I use a statement like this in the graph-function:
...
DEF:util=D:\temp\FKB_glob_utilseg_FKBSNT002A.rrd:STATSOKTS:AVERAGE
LINE2:util#FF000
...
I get a return like this
ERROR: can't parse DEF
'util=D:\temp\FKB_glob_utilseg_FKBSNT002A.rrd:STATSOKTS:AVERAG
Alex van den Bogaerdt wrote:
> Bjorn Nordbo wrote:
> >
> > I want to display the last value stored in an RRD archive, and I
> > thought and RRA using the LAST CF would be appropriate. This does
> > not, however, always work. For instance:
>
> You want to see to last non-NaN value. You are query
Bjorn Nordbo wrote:
>
> I want to display the last value stored in an RRD archive, and I
> thought and RRA using the LAST CF would be appropriate. This does
> not, however, always work. For instance:
You want to see to last non-NaN value. You are querying the last
value. There is, to the best
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Maarten van Gelder) writes:
> Question: How does one deal with cell counters when using RRD tool as
> backend to MRTG and one wants to display traffic in bytes or bits?
First the answer: There is a setting "factor" which can be set for
I want to display the last value stored in an RRD archive, and I
thought and RRA using the LAST CF would be appropriate. This does
not, however, always work. For instance:
tollt(bn) bn 761$ rrdtool fetch isdn.rrd AVERAGE -s -10min -e now
ds0 ds1
972986700: 1.4200
I sent this first directly to Ronaldo but it might be of interest for
you too:
- Forwarded message (env-from rb1) -
Hi Ronaldo!
> When this runs, will I see the old mrtg files *.log,*.html, etc
> to change with *.rrd, and I should be able to access an index html
> file or is it a cgi fil
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