I have used mrtg-rrd.cgi myself. It uses the lazy option by default.
The other 2 may or may not use it. Check the source code and look for a line
that says something like "RRds::graph @options"
If it's not lazy, but you want it too be, add the lazy switch by doing: push
@options, ("-l");
That will only work if the script writes the image to disk. If it writes to
standard out, you cannot make it lazy.
Serge.
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From: PLANTEC RONAN [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 31, 2002 11:53 AM
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Subject: [rrd-users] Lazy mode with 14all-1.1.cgi routers.cgi
mrtg-rrd.cgi ?
I have already heard somewhere about the lazy mode with RRDtool. After
some researches, I found an explanation in the rrdcgi manual. The lazy
mode allow us to generate graphes just only one time for a period
instead of generating a graph each time we call the CGI (i.e. I collect
information with MRTG every 10 minutes and I want to create just only
one graph on demand for 10 minutes afterward I can create a second graph
If someone call the CGI again).
My problem is how I can integrated the lazy mode with :
- routers.cgi
- 14all-1.1.cgi
- mrtg-rrd.cgi
I don't know how to use the lazy mode, can someone help me ?
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