Hi Torleiv!! I put this configuration in the arq.cgi directly? or I put some commands in the arq.conf? What the steps to do this? Thanks for all!! Andrey
Torleiv Flatebo Ringer wrote: > All you need to do is define more data elements (LINE:...), you can prolly > have as many as you like. > This is how I graph my load stats: > rrdtool graph /tmp/17110.1001735635.png > --title dayly over.consumption.net load Stats > -a PNG > --vertical-label load > --width 500 > --height 200 > --interlaced > --start -86400 > --units-exponent 1 > DEF:load1=load1.rrd:load1:AVERAGE > DEF:load5=load5.rrd:load5:AVERAGE > DEF:load15=load15.rrd:load15:AVERAGE > AREA:load1#0000ff:1 min > LINE2:load5#ff0000:5 min > LINE2:load15#ff00ff:15 min > <other irrelavent stuff> > > Notice how there are two LINE2 entries and one AREA? You can have > as many of these as you like as long as you use valid DEF or CDEFs for > the target. > > Torleiv Ringer > > what you said > > Hi all! > > First, sorry about my poor english:) > > Can I plot multiple lines (more than 2 lines) in one graph? If the > > answer is YES, is there any example? > > In other words, how I can plot 3 or more variables (from MIB) in the > > same graph? > > Any point will be welcome. > > Best regards, > > Andrey -- 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
