I have a Python script, that reaches into a RRD file and extracts
data samples, based on whatever file, date/time, etc, I specify. The
example below [is intended to show] the average amt of data my own
workstation rcvd from today starting at noon and the subsequent three
hours:
RRD Report for Mon Jun 9 12:00:00 2003:
os.system( 'rrdtool fetch
/var/db/ntop/rrd/interfaces/rl0/hosts/192.168.0.50/bytesRcvd.rrd \
AVERAGE -r 3600 -s 1055178000 -e 1055188800')
===============
counter
1055178000: 1.0044655778e+03
1055181600: 1.1332594444e+03
1055185200: 3.7978324444e+02
1055188800: 2.6146522222e+02
Looking at the Host Traffic Stats for my workstation, I see something
completely different for the Total Traffic Rcvd (2.3MB, 3.9MB, 1.1MB,
862.9KB.) I understand that the average amt of data received during the
desired period may be slightly different than the actual amt of data
received, but these results aren't even close.
Hence, the title of this e-mail. Truth is, every file I look at, I try
and compare the results I get from my script and I have yet to see RRD data
that corresponds to what's reported in web pages.
Later....Jet
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