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Hi Alex.<br>
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I wasn't sure how RRAs worked. That is, I thought I had to use
different RRAs to form new areas/lines/etc. For instance, the tutorial
talks alot about 1 DS and maybe 2 or more RRAs. I thought with those 2
RRAs I could draw 2 areas/lines/etc. Sam told me that the rrdtool takes
the best suitable RRA information from the database when it forms the
graph and then I realized I would have to use another DS to form the
second area/line/etc.<br>
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Thank you for your help.<br>
<pre class="moz-signature" cols="72">Kveðja,
Kristinn Örn Sigurðsson.
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<pre wrap="">Thank you all for your answers. Now I understand better how RRAs work. :-)
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Apparently the tutorial didn't help (or: not help enough).
What information was missing?
Thanks,
Alex
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