> From: steve rader > > From: "Daniel J McDonald" > > So, either the -r flag doesn't work, or I've misinterpreted what it does.. > > "man rrdfetch" for -r reads > > [...] will return data even if no absolute match is possible > > I think "absolute match" does not refer to the specified > resolution like you'd think but rather the start/end times.
Ah, that clears things up... > > -r 86400 -s -2days -e -1day > > will fetch 86400 second resolution data > > But > > -r 86400 -s -25hours -e -1hour > > fetches 7200 second resolution data. and -r 86400 -s -36h -e -12h fetches 14400 second resolution data... > > > Having said that, I can't explain why I find that > > -r 86400 -s -86400 -e now > > returns 300 second interval resolution data?! yes, that does cloud things up a bit... I did find the bug in my perl script - bad path to my rrd file - but I still don't know why I couldn't walk through the module with the debugger... I'll attack the problem from here. Thanks! -- Unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Help mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Archive http://www.ee.ethz.ch/~slist/rrd-users WebAdmin http://www.ee.ethz.ch/~slist/lsg2.cgi
