I hate to admit it, but I need some hand-holding to get RRDTool installed
on my NT box. I'm not much of a perl guru, I know just enough to be able
to put simple scripts together. I hate to ask for help on something that
should be this simplistic, but I'm stumped.
So far I've got Perl on the box
Torben Janssen wrote:
> i'm trying to set up a rrd to measure the hits in my firewall. i wrote a
> script, that check
> the firewall-log and count the hits per minute.
You need the rate which you query from the firewall to go into RRDtool
"as is" --> use gauge.
> i used:
> rrdtool create firewa
First of all, the searchable list is here:
http://www.ee.ethz.ch/~slist/
Maybe someone here could offer assistance in becoming a mirror, tho :)
As for updating your RRD. You'll likely want an automated way to do this
(although you can do it manually). This can be done by scheduling something
Hello All RRD Users,
Call me stupid or anything but I have these questions
and concerns. First of all, After making a rrd
database, ( using Alex's Tutotrial ) how will someone
update that rrd ? Is there anyway we can arrange the
questions and solutions that have been asked in the
mailing list int
Hi,
i'm trying to set up a rrd to measure the hits in my firewall. i wrote a
script, that check
the firewall-log and count the hits per minute.
i thought that i should use ABSOLUTE as DST. i'd like to have a graph where
the hits are
drawn like in my little ascii-art below.
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Cooper Nelson wrote:
> I'm curious if there is a way to render multiple datasources on one
> graph and have them scale independantly? This would be useful for
> looking for correlations among different data sets.
Currently not, AFAIK.
You can however do the following:
1) run rrdtool but do
