Gaurav, > ya i know that it can be done by scrolling down, finding the values and > deleting the one it has created the spikes, but what if the spikes were > not that big and were in the range of around 500 Kbs where the traffic > should be around a a range of 200 kbs, it will be hard finding the spikes. > so it means that i have to scroll down the log file where the timestamp > difference is long and than assume that "this is the one i am looking for" > and delete it right. :S any other suggestions..
we do this with a shell script: Let $max be the value above which you want to delete. The script somewhat looks like: cat target.log | awk -v max=$max '!(NF==5 && ($4 > max || $5 > max))' >/tmp/tempfile cp /tmp/tempfile target.log rm /tmp/tempfile ... but this is linux, so YMMV if you're using Windows. Vincent _______________________________________________ mrtg mailing list [email protected] https://lists.oetiker.ch/cgi-bin/listinfo/mrtg
