So it's still not finding any spikes above 100000000 - I'm wondering if
it's reading the wrong file? Is there any possibility I tried the
netstat.rrd file as well and it's not finding any spikes there. I did a
drive search for *.rrd and the only other folder I saw RRDs in was the
munin folder - is there any possibilty these rrds could be stored anywhere
else? I can wipe the net.rrd file - but just don't know if I can't find any
spikes in it if it's really going to do any good if it's not even the valid
one.
On Thu, Jul 10, 2014 at 2:48 AM, Jordi Sanfeliu <jo...@fibranet.cat> wrote:
> Anthony,
>
> You should be able to chop all data larger than a N value. For example,
> if you have an abnormally huge peak in your network graph, you might
> want to run the script to chop all values that are larger than 100MB.
>
> Just like this:
>
> $ ./removespikes.pl -d -t 100000000 net.rrd
>
> After that, your 'net.rrd' file has been rewritten and now all the peaks
> larger than 100MB are removed.
>
> Another option is just remove 'net.rrd' and restart Monitorix. A new
> 'net.rrd' will be created automatically.
>
> Regards.
>
>
>
> On 07/09/2014 08:17 PM, Anthony Stump wrote:
> > I was able to run it ( sudo ./removespikes.pl <http://removespikes.pl>
> > /var/lib/monitorix/net.rrd ) but it did not find any spikes at all in
> > the net.rrd file. I used some of the debug / more verbose options shown
> > in the readme but it basically stated no spikes found.
> >
> > I notice it stated there was supposedly a way to specify thresholds for
> > "cutting" the spikes - but it didn't really say the syntax for it.
> >
> > Is there a way to just pull up this rrd file and edit it to manually
> > remove the spike because this script isn't doing it for me right now :-S
> >
> >
>
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