Joe Loiacono wrote, On 04/12/2011 08:28 AM:
> Forgive me if this has been brought up before.
Many times
> Is there a way to convert 32-bit RRD files to 64-bit? (I'm assuming that
> is what I'm dealing with.)
Convert 32bit RRD to 64bit RRD
Moving cacti between architectures
While migrating cacti
Forgive me if this has been brought up before.
Is there a way to convert 32-bit RRD files to 64-bit? (I'm assuming that
is what I'm dealing with.)
Thanks,
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Thanks,
That's what I have been looking for!
For the record, in perl:
my @graph = ();
push @graph, (
"--start" ,"$start",
"--end","$end",
"DEF=hits:hits.rrd:ds1234:AVERAGE"
"DEF=cpu:cpu.rrd:ds1234:AVERAGE"
"CDEF=cpu_hit:cpu,hit,/"
"XPORT=cpu_hit:CPU per hit"
);
my @out = RRDs::xport(@grap
Hi David,
Thanks for your information. However, this is not what I want.
My interest are about how to store rrd data in key-value store instead of sql
server.
-- Original --
From: "David Kuder";
Date: Mon, Apr 11, 2011 01:23 PM
To: "lzhshen"<29585...@qq.co
Hi Wojtek
Today wojtekatbyte wrote:
> Hello,
>
> > I think you try to use PRINT to print an array of values. That does not
> > work. PRINT (and GPRINT) prints one value.
>
> Thanks for clarification. The question remains whether we can somehow print
> the array of values?
> I think it would be eq
Hello,
> I think you try to use PRINT to print an array of values. That does not
> work. PRINT (and GPRINT) prints one value.
Thanks for clarification. The question remains whether we can somehow print
the array of values?
I think it would be equivalent to something like
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