Bingo - it was the create time.
When I create the RRD with a time of "one year ago" I can do the
import just fine with
while read line
do
rrdtool update foobar-1yr-5sec.rrd -t diskiops:diskutil $line
done < diskperf-1yr-5sec.log
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On Tue, Sep 16, 2014 at 4:19 PM, Johan Elmerfjord wrote:
> You can specify the starttime of the rrd-file when you create it,
> like:
>
> rrdtool create $rrdFileName --start 1325372400 --step 300 ..and all the
> rest...
Oh I missed that first time around - I'll double check that at work
today an
> Do you run Nagios (or anything similar) ? For some of my stats, I twigged
> that Nagios already collected some performance stats (but not all I wanted) -
> it just needs a bit of scripting to drop that data into a file and process it.
http://nagios.sourceforge.net/docs/3_0/perfdata.html
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On 16 Sep 2014, at 19:17, Alan McKay wrote:
> On Tue, Sep 16, 2014 at 11:00 AM, Simon Hobson wrote:
>> That will work just fine *IF* none of the data in your file is older than
>> data in the RRD file AND all the timestamps in the file are in increasing
>> order. With each update, the RRD wil
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Subject: Re: [rrd-users] Can I stuff an RRD with data after-the-fact?
I think my basic problem is that when I create the RRD it must put in
a "last update time" of the time of creation.
Then all my datapoints are basically before that time.
ERROR: foobar-1yr-5sec.rrd: illegal
I think my basic problem is that when I create the RRD it must put in
a "last update time" of the time of creation.
Then all my datapoints are basically before that time.
ERROR: foobar-1yr-5sec.rrd: illegal attempt to update using time
1410898046 when last update time is 1410898050 (minimum one se
On Tue, Sep 16, 2014 at 11:00 AM, Simon Hobson wrote:
> That will work just fine *IF* none of the data in your file is older than
> data in the RRD file AND all the timestamps in the file are in increasing
> order. With each update, the RRD will update just the same as if you'd fed
> them in in
Alan McKay wrote:
> For various reasons I want to collect data in my own logfile formatted thus :
>
> :data1:data2
>
> And then when I want to see a graph, copy that over to another host and feed
> it
> into an RRD file, then graph it from there.
That's OK.
> But of course in doing so I get
Hi folks,
I know this may not seem to make sense to most of you but it does to me :-)
For various reasons I want to collect data in my own logfile formatted thus :
:data1:data2
And then when I want to see a graph, copy that over to another host and feed it
into an RRD file, then graph it from t
