On Tuesday 05 August 2003 12:13, Scott Mcdermott wrote: >anyone know of an easy way to get columns to appear somewhat >legibly without hacking the amanda source? > >here's what output looks like for me: > >HOSTNAME DISK L ORIG-KB OUT-KB COMP% MMM:SS KB/s > MMM:SS KB/s -------------------------- ---------------- ------ >localhost /export/corp 1 9639610 9639610.000000 -- 25:51 > 6213.500000 25:52 6212.200195 localhost /export/local 1 > 2865760 2865760.000000 -- 7:51 6083.299805 7:51 > 6080.000000 localhost user-a 1 11103710 11103710.000000 > -- 32:49 5639.000000 32:50 5637.500000 localhost user-b > 1 30240 30240.000000 -- 0:07 4593.600098 0:07 > 4566.500000 localhost user-c 0 10103330 10103330.000000 > -- 28:10 5978.500000 28:10 5977.500000 localhost user-d > 1 6710600 6710600.000000 -- 20:51 5365.700195 20:51 > 5363.600098 localhost user-e 1 12390460 12390460.000000 > -- 33:36 6147.200195 33:36 6146.399902 > >here's my columnspec: > > > HostName=0:-1,Disk=4:-1,Level=1:-1,OutKB=2:-1,Compress=1:-1,DumpTim >e=2:-1,DumpRate=1:-1,TapeTime=3:-1,TapeRate=1:-1 > >docs say using -1 lets field size be calculated from largest >one, but that doesn't appear to be the case?
I'm using this, and it looks pretty decent in my email reports: columnspec "Disk=1:18,HostName=0:10,Level=1:3,OrigKB=1:9,OutKB=1:9,Compress=1:7,DumpTime=1:7,DumpRate=1:7,TapeTime= 1:7,TapeRate=1:7" Bear in mind that of the number:doublet, the first one is leading spaces, the second one is how many to use for the data proper. Like you, I saw the -1 note, but all it would do is muck the columns out of line. Also, get rid of 'localhost'! Amanda is a client/server program and will only work right (although no effect on this formatting problem) for all functions if the FQDN of the machine is used. We should fix a filter to add this to the sig of every message posted thru the list. If you cannot recover, you have been warned. -- Cheers, Gene AMD [EMAIL PROTECTED] 320M [EMAIL PROTECTED] 512M 99.27% setiathome rank, not too shabby for a WV hillbilly Yahoo.com attornies please note, additions to this message by Gene Heskett are: Copyright 2003 by Maurice Eugene Heskett, all rights reserved.
