John Oliver schrieb:
> I have an ancient perl script on another machine that monitors Apache,
> but not very well. I was looking for something to use with RRDTool.
> All I can find is the apache-tools apache-monitor script, but that seems
> to only work independantly of routers2.cgi How can I get
On Thu, May 18, 2006 at 10:44:19AM +1000, Darryl Lewis wrote:
>
> I'm trying to build and rrd that accepts one update a day,
> then graphs it over the entire year.
> Is the following correct, as I don't seem to be getting any data graphed...
>
> RRDs::create(
> "data/$name.rr
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> Where does one go for help with RRDTool / MRTG these days? I'm running
> into a lot of problems (it's be
I'm trying to build and rrd that accepts one update a day, then graphs it over
the entire year.
Is the following correct, as I don't seem to be getting any data graphed...
RRDs::create(
"data/$name.rrd",
"-s 8",#accepts a new value ab
Where does one go for help with RRDTool / MRTG these days? I'm running
into a lot of problems (it's been years since I've played with this
stuff), and the lists are dead.
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I'm using mrtg-2.10.15-1 and rrdtool-1.0.49 (I tried rrdtool-1.2.13 but
it always complained about not being able to find RRDs.pm and all the
answers I found said to use an older version...) I'm using this script:
#!/bin/ash
/usr/bin/uptime | /bin/sed -e "s/.*load.*://g" | /bin/cut -d ',' -f 1,3
I have an ancient perl script on another machine that monitors Apache,
but not very well. I was looking for something to use with RRDTool.
All I can find is the apache-tools apache-monitor script, but that seems
to only work independantly of routers2.cgi How can I get httpd stats
incorporated int
Hello everyone,
I'd like to add some RRAs to an RRD. Currently, the RRD has the
following pdp_per_row's:
- 1
- 30
- 180
The target RRD should have these pdp_per_row's:
- 1
- 7
- 30
- 180
- 720
Is there a tool available that does the trick? There is two more nice to
haves:
- the conversion s