Md. Ali Ahsan Rana <[email protected]> wrote:

> Now, I want the rrd variable 'test' to be assigned to an external php 
> variable so that I can use that value for other task. How I can achieve this 
> please?

You can't - at least not how you are asking.
What you can do is run through rrdtool graph but do not include any area, line, 
or gprint statements. If you use a PRINT (note the missing G) statement, then 
the value will be printed (to stdout IIRC) and you can capture it there. If you 
have multiple PRINT statements, then you'll get multiple results out.

So you might run through once to get some of these values, and then run through 
again to produce a graph - using these values to customise the graph.

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