On 28 Jun 2011, at 15:09, Daniele Sluijters wrote:
> Is it even possible to use such "complex" Target-lines with RRD as a backend?
You'll have seen earlier replies.
What you can display is limited only by your imagination and daring
(or those qualities in the author of your display system).
For historical reasons, we use a home-grown display system based on
HTML::Mason. Here's a fragment showing how client counts are
aggregated over all our base stations.
The result is the top graph at http://mrtg.ucd.ie/mrtg/wifi/.
<%perl>
push @rrdargs,
"$graph_path/aggregate$tag\+$width" . "x$height.png",
'--lazy',
'--interlaced',
'--height', $height,
'--width', $width,
'--imginfo', $img_info,
(($height > 60) ? ( ) : ( '--only-graph', '--color', 'CANVAS#ffffcc99' )),
'--start', {'-week' => '-180h', '-month' => '-33d', '-year' =>
'-400d'}->{$tag} || '-30h';
my $count = scalar(@$logs);
if ($count > 0) {
foreach my $f ( @$logs ) {
push @rrdargs, sprintf("DEF:%s=%s:ds0:AVERAGE", $var++, $f);
}
for (my $i=0; $i++<$count;) {
push @rrdargs, sprintf("CDEF:%s%05d=%s%05d,UN,0,%s%05d,IF",
'sam', $i, 'raw', $i, 'raw', $i);
}
for (my ($i, $j, $k) = ($count)x3; 1 < $i--; $j--) {
push @rrdargs, sprintf("CDEF:%s%05d=%s%2\$05d,%s%05d,+",
'agg', $i, 'sam',
(($j == $k) ? 'sam' : 'agg'), $j);
}
for (my ($i, $j, $k) = ($count)x3; 1 < $i--; $j--) {
if ($j == $k) {
push @rrdargs,
sprintf("CDEF:%s%05d=10,%s%2\$05d,GT,0,%3\$s%2\$05d,IF,10,%3\$s%05d,GT,%3\$s%4\$05d,0,IF,+",
'bsy', $i, 'sam', $j);
}
else {
push @rrdargs,
sprintf("CDEF:%s%05d=10,%s%2\$05d,GT,0,%3\$s%2\$05d,IF,%1\$s%05d,+",
'bsy', $i, 'sam', $j);
}
}
push @rrdargs,
'LINE:agg00001#0000a0:' . rrdgraph_legend_escape('Reported wireless
associations: all APs');
push @rrdargs,
'AREA:bsy00001#00a000:' . rrdgraph_legend_escape('Reported wireless
associations: busy APs');
my ($text, $hsize, $vsize) = RRDs::graph(@rrdargs);
if (defined $text) {
</%perl>
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