On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 10:56:37AM -0300, Martin Parodi wrote:
>  /usr/bin/rrdtool graph '/var/lib/jffnms/tempengine/4c2b4b4225939.dat' 
> --imgformat=PNG --start=1277818140 --end=1277904540 --base=1000 
> --lower-limit=1 --title='EARMDZSW015 Mendoza Vlan1 Mendoza                
> 2010-06-30 10:47:03' --alt-autoscale-max --color=GRID#CCCCCC 
> --color=MGRID#777777 --height=150 --width=500 --vertical-label='Bits per 
> Second' DEF:input=/var/lib/jffnms/rrd/interface-1193-0.rrd:data:AVERAGE 
> DEF:output=/var/lib/jffnms/rrd/interface-1193-1.rrd:data:AVERAGE 
> CDEF:inputbits=input,UN,input,input,IF,8,* 
> CDEF:outputbits=output,UN,output,output,IF,8,* HRULE:1000000000#FF0000:' ' 
> COMMENT:'Inbound Bandwidth\: 1000000 kbps' HRULE:1000000000#AA0000:' ' 
> COMMENT:'Outbound Bandwidth\: 1000000 kbps  IP: 10.78.107.13\n' 
> AREA:inputbits#00CC00:'Inbound ' GPRINT:inputbits:MAX:'Max\:%8.2lf %sbps' 
> GPRINT:inputbits:AVERAGE:'Average\:%8.2lf %sbps' 
> GPRINT:inputbits:LAST:'Last\:%8.2lf %sbps\n' LINE2:outputbits#0000FF:Outbound 
> GPRINT:outputbits:MAX:'Max\:%8.2lf %sbps' 
> GPRINT:outputbits:AVERAGE:'Average\:%8.2lf %sbp> s' 
> GPRINT:outputbits:LAST:'Last\:%8.2lf %sbps\n'
See the bit where it has 'IP: 10...'?

I put that line on the command line and it complained about that. You
need to escape that colon too.  The later versions of rrdtool don't have
this problem. (I just checked on my system and its fine).

line 29 of engine/graphs/traffic.inc.php:
 "COMMENT:'Outbound Bandwidth:".($data["bandwidthout"]/1000)."
 kbps".(!empty($data["address"])?"  IP: ".$data["address"]:"")."\\n'",

change IP: to IP\: you probably already have Bandwidth\: as its the same
problem.

It's not because its a vlan interface, it is because it has an IP
address.

 - Craig
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