of the desired input ones.
How can I solve this?
Thanks very much,
Joe Loiacono
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Claude,
Thanks very much. Unfortunately it is somewhat more complicated. See Serge
and Alex's discussion:
http://www.ee.ethz.ch/~slist/rrd-users/msg04937.html
Joe
Yes, doing as you describe does keep the input values intact. Thanks.
However, the times associated with the values in the database are set to
the local time, and hence when a graph is generated the data is offset from
the vertical lines which occur on the GMT midnight boundaries. Here in
I'm using RRDTool to collect and graph filtered Netflow data. I have set
it up with 4 MRTG-like RRAs, and I produce new graphs every 5 minutes. I
have VDEFs for MAX, MIN, AVG, 95th PCT. These print out for each of the
four graphs nicely, with the exeception that on the final graph (the one
I have stared at this a long time, but can't see the problem. The issue
has come about because I'm fiddling with the way Perl provides the
parameters to RRDs::graph, trying to be able to include/exclude certain
parameters when necessary. The same thing works using the old way (see
below - the
Doh! ... left off the graph filename ...
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I have stared at this a long time, but can't see the problem. The issue
has
Is there a standard way (or any way :) of easily combining data from
several separate RRDtool files into a single graph?
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Joe
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Joe Loiacono wrote:
Is there a standard way (or any way :) of easily combining data
from several separate RRDtool files into a single graph? Thanks,
Sure, very easy. Usually
You might also make sure you don't have the --slope-mode option on.
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Hi,
I am using RRDTool for creating
You might try adding the --slope-mode option to your command line?
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Typically when this happens to me (can run from commnd but not crontab)
it's a path problem. You might check that ...
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I'm getting this error. Is it a problem of too old a version of RRDs.pm?
RRDs.pm version: 1.000481
RRDtool version: 1.2.12
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Hi Joe,
make sure you have RRDs.pm matching your rrdtool installation ...
cheers
tobi
Yesterday Joe Loiacono
I have had a different experience. I keep four MTG-like graphs (i.e., 24
hours, 7 days, 1 month, 1 year) and occasionally I add a VRULE. That VRULE
will appear on each graph (recall: varying time periods) at the specified
time, with the same pixel width.
Joe
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Joe,
Were all four of your graphs generated from the same RRD, or were
they each from a different RRD
with a different scale (i.e. hourly, rolled up to daily, rolled up
to monthly, etc.?)
Same RRD.
In my case, I have
The following seems like it might be a common problem:
I've replicated the MRTG 'standard' four graphs: 24 hours, 7 days, 4
weeks, previous year.
But now I'd like to keep daily averages for *three* years as well. Can
this modification be applied to existing RRDtool files? Is there a common
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Hello everyone :)
I'm having problems in creating a timestamp with a given long value. I
got
the long value by using a simple rrdtool command, which is rrdtool
info
table_name.rrd and I look for the row that showsl last_update =
Make sure you have the RRDs that goes with 1.2. I upgraded RRDtool to v
1.2, and somehow didn't get the RRDs upgraded.
Joe
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RRDtool make is trying to build for TCL. Is it odd the Red Hat EL4 is
missing tcl.h? Do I have to install TCL? It looks like it is somewhat
there already :-(
Thanks,
Joe
Making all in tcl
make[3]: Entering directory `/home/loiacono/rrdtool-1.2.26/bindings/tcl'
gcc -g -O2 -fno-strict-aliasing
modifier for ./configure. Since I don't need TCL I used this
and RRDtool built fine.
Joe
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RRDtool make is trying to build for TCL
The problem is that the RRDtool 'make install' puts RRDs.pm into a library
that Perl is not familiar with.
RRDtool 'make install' puts it here:
/usr/local/rrdtool-1.2.26/lib/perl/5.8.5/i386-linux-thread-multi
Perl looks for it here (as well as other places):
I recently began creating a fifth graph (Last 3 years) to go along with
the typical MRTG-like four (Last Day, Week, Month, Year). But, I noticed
that the statistics for the new 3 Year graph do not match the 1 year graph
even though there are only about 7 months worth of data, and you would
The interface graphs I like the best I would describe as 'full'. They
include percentages for usage of total available, and they include the
peak 5-minute values for inbound and outbound on all graphs other than the
5-minute one itself. Thses preserved paek vaules are printed in magenta
and
Thanks Simon. Good explanation.
But I was thinking that this might be a standard MRTG process, and I could
quickly snatch the command. :-)
I'll put it together ...
Thanks,
Joe
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Joe Loiacono wrote:
The interface graphs I like the best I
Similar problem with FlowViewer using RRDs.pm, see:
http://ensight.eos.nasa.gov/FlowViewer/faq.html#16
Joe
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 04/05/2008 03:47:12 PM:
Understood. And if I understand the purposes for MIN MAX and AVERAGE,
they can be used additionally in a GAUGE context. I can understand
their use in COUNTER types for net traffic etc.
I think that MIN, MAX, AVG, can apply to either COUNTER
Here are some instructions I use for fixing the RRDs location problem
(which I think is what you're experiencing). From FlowViewer FAQ:
http://ensight.eos.nasa.gov/FlowViewer/faq.html#16
If the FlowTracker Group page appears but there is no sample graph at
the top, or you
receive an
See this link for a close look into the problem:
https://lists.oetiker.ch/pipermail/rrd-users/2008-January/013582.html
Joe Loiacono
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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.)
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v1.4.7.
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I was surprised that the RHEL repository seemed to be out of RRDtool:
https://xmlrpc.rhn.redhat.com/XMLRPC/GET-REQ/rhel-x86_64-server-5
Could it be? Or am I not not accessing it properly?
Is there a better way?
I downloaded rrdtool-1.4.5-1.slc6.wrl.x86_64.rpm (thanks William Lorenz)
and did a
It seems to be working OK ... but it keeps dumping what looks like debug
text. Any known problem? Is there a switch?
Used these two RPMs:
perl-rrdtool-1.4.7-1.el6.rfx.x86_64.rpm
rrdtool-1.4.7-1.el6.wrl.x86_64.rpm
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it is turned off?
Thanks!
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