"Meece, Clifford T (MVC)" wrote:
> I'd rather not write more code to grab all these values and do the
> max/average calculation by myself, since I know it is very easy to do this
> with rrdtool graph, like (from some perl code):
>
> qq{GPRINT:la:LAST:Current \\: %5.1lf\\n},
> qq{GPRINT:la:MIN:Min \\: %5.1lf\\n},
> qq{GPRINT:la:AVERAGE:Average \\: %5.1lf\\n},
> qq{GPRINT:la:MAX:Max \\: %5.1lf\\n},
PRINT prints to stdout what GPRINT prints on the graph. You do
have to use rrdtool graph, unless I misinterpreted your problem.
HTH
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