Scott Haneda wrote: > The 24 port switch has a configmaker line I run, and it does everything > perfect, I will run it from time to time as I add more servers to the port. > So, I don't really want to always have to paste in the eims.cfg data to the > switch.cfg file and have it get overwritten. So, how do I get a cfgmaker > line to run that will "include" my eims.cfg and not have it interfere with > other settings and options for the switch?
You could always stick a line at the end of the config file: Include: /path/to/eims.cfg that should do it. > This is just a raw count of emails in and out, so it is not bytes over time > at all, it is merely emails per time. Right now, the 5 minute average says > Bytes per minute and the weekly month and yearly graphs also say similar. > Can that be changed to something else? Sure, do something like this: Target[vcmx3_volin]: <removed> MaxBytes[vcmx3_volin]: 1073741824 Options[vcmx3_volin]: growright, perminute, nopercent, noo Title[vcmx3_volin]: Incoming Messages Processed per Minute YLegend[vcmx3_volin]: Number of Messages ShortLegend[vcmx3_volin]: msgs LegendI[vcmx3_volin]: Messages Inbound LegendO[vcmx3_volin]: Messages Outbound Legend1[vcmx3_volin]: Inbound Messages Legend2[vcmx3_volin]: Outbound Messages Legend3[vcmx3_volin]: Max Messages Inbound Legend4[vcmx3_volin]: Max Messages Outbound > My yearly graph has the word 'eims' in the upper left of the x/y, none of > the others have this, how did this get here, and how do I eitehr get it on > all of them, or none of them? there's a showname or routername or something option -- look at the config file reference at the mrtg homepage for more info. I use the rrdtool backend, so i've never used that option. > I am getting: > The statistics were last updated Thursday, 8 December 2005 at 20:55, > at which time 'eims' had been up for 1134104026. > As you can see, uptime is totally off, I am sending in seconds since epoch > as line 3 to mrtg, how is this calculated? I would probably like to just > remove this line, as it is not relative at all. oh, it expects the time in text format *sigh*. once upon a time i wrote a Linux-specific C program that will do machine uptime suitable for mrtg; if this will suit your needs you can fetch it at http://70.181.66.125:81/~khudson/programming/sysuptime.c It outputs the system uptime on one line, then the machine name on the next: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ./sysuptime 959 days, 00:39 junior (yes, that uptime is real) Hope this helps. :) -Kelsey -- Unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Archive http://lists.ee.ethz.ch/mrtg FAQ http://faq.mrtg.org Homepage http://www.mrtg.org WebAdmin http://lists.ee.ethz.ch/lsg2.cgi
