On Monday 08 September 2008, you wrote: > > I am not sure if the lines 3 &4 above are important and without them I > > will > > still be able to graph correctly inputs for the top two lines. > > You can safely leave lines 3 and 4 blank if you want (although they should > exist). In fact, if you use MRTG with RRDtool then they are discarded in > any case.
I am not using RRDtool and would love to collect these two additional lines, but my regex-Fu is rather weak (errm, non-existent actually). If anyone could help this is the page of the router I am currently scraping, which also contains the uptime: http://pastebin.com/m21effdc If you also explain the regex in English I might be able to learn from it and stop bothering you. :-) > > MaxBytes[modem-sync]: 12500000 > > This maxbytes value corresponds to 100Mbps (12500000 x 8 = 100Mbps). Are > you SURE that your script is outputting values in bytes/sec, and not in > kbits/sec or bytes total? It outputs 7616, which means kbps, or 7616000 bits/s. What should I set MaxBytes to? I've tried different values but I don't seem to get this right. Adding/removing zeros at the end does not change it. It seems stuck at showing 60.9kb/s instead of 7616kbps. > > Title[modem-snrm]: 2WIRE 1800HG SNRM > > PageTop[modem-snrm]:2WIRE 1800HG SNRM > > Options[modem-snrm]: bits, gauge, expscale, noinfo, nopercent, growright, > > nobanner > > Target[modem-snrm]: `/usr/bin/perl /home/michael/test.1800HG-v00e2.pl` > > MaxBytes[modem-snrm]: 1250000 > > If this script is giving values from -1 to 9, then you should have > MaxBytes[modem-snrm]: 9 > and NOT the 'bits' option (which multiplies by 8). Excellent! Removed 'bits' and changed MaxBytes to 9. This is now fixed nicely. :-) Thank you very much! -- Regards, Mick
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