[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I'm making my first steps with RRD (used MRTG several years ago), and
>I'm noticing that 'rrdtool graph...' command prints out something to
>stdout. In my case it prints: 800x205
>
>
>
that is the size of the picture, 800x205 pixels nothing to worry about.
>
Hello,
I'm making my first steps with RRD (used MRTG several years ago), and
I'm noticing that 'rrdtool graph...' command prints out something to
stdout. In my case it prints: 800x205
This happens when I graph the RRD data using this command:
$RRD graph memory-120.png --step 120 --imgformat PNG
> If you use the DERIVE_with_minimum_rate_zero method, you are telling
> RRDtool to ignore the updates around the reset. This results in a loss
> of information (a couple of updates will result in unknown data).
i see
> If you use the tripple_update method, you are telling RRDtool what the
> rat
On Thu, Dec 09, 2004 at 01:30:37PM +0100, Georges Toth wrote:
> > Would you have set a sane maximum rate, as instructed by the documentation,
> > this rate would have been ignored and you'd have ended up with unknown
> > data. Since you really don't know the rate before and after the reset,
> > t
> No, it's not.
> <>
> This happened in 300 seconds, so thats about 61,500,000,000,000,000
> per second. You programmed your RRA to behave like this.
thnx for the explanation
> Would you have set a sane maximum rate, as instructed by the documentation,
> this rate would have been ignored an
> > > RRA:LAST:0.5:30:800
> > > RRA:LAST:0.5:120:800
> >
> > That is two times the same resolution, but with different sizes.
> > The first one is redundant.
>
> Sure?
Oops..
Misread it as if it said:
RRA:LAST:0.5:800:30
RRA:LAST:0.5:800:120
> It should be the last seen rate. Never used it so
On Wed, Dec 08, 2004 at 11:45:54PM +0100, Georges Toth wrote:
> > Counter, or derive.
>
> i would prefer not to recreate everything :-)
It is possible to change the datasource type of an existing
database. This should probably not be done untill you have
a better understanding of how rrdtool wor
