Nobody has an idea? :(
I still don't know
Chris
clinder wrote:
Hi everyone,
my boss wants me to raise up a network monitoring system so i just started
with rrdtool a few days ago.
i read a lot of tutorials and documentation but there are a lot of
questions left. here is one of them.
Hi to all!
I know, this was often discussed, but I cannot find an example.
I've a graph with one DS (area) and I need this single DS change color every 20
units if the DS goes over these values. The scale goes from 0 to 100
(like a rainbow).
I've found something but only changing one time the
clinder 04.12.2007 13:59:
Nobody has an idea? :(
Try passing the commandline arguments and values seperately:
RRDs::create($rrd, '--step', 60, ...)
-Cornelius
clinder wrote:
Hi everyone,
my boss wants me to raise up a network monitoring system so i just started
with rrdtool a few days
Chris,
note that you database only stres hires data for 1 hour, if you ask
it for data over a longer periode (fetch without arguments will do
that) it will resort to the lower resolution rra to fill you
request ...
cheers
tobi
Today Hans-Joachim Ehlers wrote:
Maybe another way around:
Check
Maybe another way around:
Check ganglia - http://www.ganglia.info/ - and see how it uses rrdtool. It
might give some good ideas ?
regards
Hajo
clinder [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/12/2007 13:59
Nobody has an idea? :(
I still don't know
Chris
clinder wrote:
Hi everyone,
my boss wants me
At 14:48 +0100 4/12/07, Simone Felici wrote:
Hi to all!
I know, this was often discussed, but I cannot find an example.
I've a graph with one DS (area) and I need this single DS change
color every 20 units if the DS goes over these values. The scale
goes from 0 to 100
(like a rainbow).
You
Create 5 CDEFs, each acting on its own range. For instance:
20 and less: CDEF:C1=value,20,LE,value,UNKN,IF
20-40: CDEF:C2=value,20,40,LIMIT
40-60: CDEF:C3=value,40,60,LIMIT
60-80: CDEF:C4=value,60,80,LIMIT
80 and more: CDEF:C5=value,80,GE,value,UNKN,IF
Each CDEF
On Tue, Dec 04, 2007 at 04:18:23PM +0100, Simone Felici wrote:
Hi Alex!
It's not exactly what I would create.
This creates a graph with different colors, but where the values goes over 60
(in example), it takes the same color from 0 to over 60 and not 4
different colors.
This issue
I wrote:
You mean something like :
ggg g g
ooo ooo
r
where r=red, o=orange, g=green
How about something like this :
if y20 then a=20, else a=y
if y40 then b1=40, else b1=y
...
if y80 then d1=80, else
Alex van den Bogaerdt ha scritto:
On Tue, Dec 04, 2007 at 04:18:23PM +0100, Simone Felici wrote:
Hi Alex!
It's not exactly what I would create.
This creates a graph with different colors, but where the values goes over
60 (in example), it takes the same color from 0 to over 60 and not 4
I once made a little perl script for that.
@color =
('00FF00','11FF00','22FF00','33FF00','44FF00','55FF00','66FF00','77FF00','88FF00','99FF00','AAFF00','BBFF00',
'CCFF00','DDFF00','EEFF00','00','FFEE00','FFDD00','FFCC00','FFBB00','FFAA00','FF9900','FF8800',
Hi,
sorry for my question iam a Neebie on linux.
I have install Bigsister. It is a Network Monitor it works fine. But when i
will see the Graphs it not display me the
Data from the line. I Date and procent (sorry for my english)
Can anybody help me and give me the correct Order to repair my
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