> The step: My step is 86400 (you guys can think: Its so > high..). I wanna plot the total download of 1 day (not the > rate per second, just the total volume...eg: yesteday we got > 70GB of downloads, so the graph of yesterday must be a line > that only changes on today's line... a stairs graphs..). But
Well, This problem has been discussed many times before on the list. To quote a posting of Alex from his more verbose period: <quote> Search the mail list archives for postings of me with the items "3600" "time zone" (or maybe: "timezone"), "UTC" and perhaps more of those keywords. Or just believe me when I say you want to: - create a new database using "--step 3600" - use whole multiples of "86400" for *all* times including - update - start - end </quote> Data = data rate x time span So if you create an RRA that holds 365 rows of daily averages, you can use s CDEF to multiply them by the number of seconds per day. Average bps per day x 86400 = total bytes per day. Be sure to graph 365 pixels wide or a multitude of that, or you will have aliasing problems. Oh, and once in every four years, you'll have a leap year: 1 day extra... Serge. -- 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
