Hey, You got it right and everything went fine...
I did comment the line mentioned by you and swoosh...
Could Tobi throw some light on this kinda behaviour...
Thanks again,
Nishanth
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Nishanth N Bhandary
Trigent Software Limited
#49, Khanija
I have some code that polls for remote server ping latency and does rrdtool
updates with the values.
for some reason this code seems to be occasionally looping, though there
is really no place in the code for it to loop.
I was wondering if anyone had ever seen high cpu in an rrdtool
Hi,
I'm new to the list, but I did search the archives before asking. I'm
graphing different subnets for billing purposes. Using GPRINT, I can get
AVERAGE bandwidth by subnet and in total, over the period of the graph,
easy. I can calculate the % used then by that subnet, again easy. But
On Wed, Oct 30, 2002 at 09:10:53AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering if anyone had ever seen high cpu in an rrdtool update
operation?
Yes.
If you create a database with a start time way back in time, then update
it using a more recent time, rrdtool spends quite some time doing
On Wed, Oct 30, 2002 at 10:19:14AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm graphing different subnets for billing purposes. Using GPRINT, I can get
AVERAGE bandwidth by subnet and in total, over the period of the graph,
easy. I can calculate the % used then by that subnet, again easy. But if
Hi!
Did anyone ever implemented a linear regression (fit) function in RRD?
Is it possible? What would be the best advisable method of doing this?
Extract the data with an external application, calculate the function
and insert this into a CDEF using the sample time as a variable?
Regards,
