[mrtg] Re: Stupidity question

[Clint Alexander]

I have tried this.
With =~ and eq, everything gets dumped to the 
 }else {
		statments
 }

So, im still at the start of my original problem.
Thanks for the reply though.


> Just a guess but...  "==" is used to compare numbers which you are not
> comparing. I seem to remember text equating to "0" in a == 
> statement. So
> you may have an equivalent of 0 == 0 and the first if (ATM) 
> would be true.
> Instead of == try =~ or maybe eq.
> 
> cheers,
> brad...


> At 01:33 PM 10/12/1999 -0400, Clint Alexander wrote:
> >I'm trying to create logs of MRTG variables for archiving.
> >My problem is the code pasted below.
> >No matter how I declare the variables,
> >every 'print DATAFile' ends up in the ATMDir directory.
> >ARGV[0] is the /path/to/config.cfg
> >so, it should change because 4 instances of
> >mrtg runs. One for each config file.
> >No matter what, every ARGV[0] is /path/to/atm.cfg  or $ACFG
> >Can anyone shed some light on this?
> > 
> >## -----   Print these variables to another Data dir. ----- ##
> >    my $RCFG = "/path/to/router.cfg";
> >    my $LCFG = "/path/to/linkswitch.cfg";
> >    my $ACFG = "/path/to/atm.cfg";
> >    my $TCFG = "/path/to/3810.cfg";
> > 
> >    if ($ARGV[0] == $ACFG){
> >        open(DATAFile, ">>/path/to/ATMDir/$router.data");
> >        print DATAFile "$time:$inlast:$outlast\n";
> >        close(DATAFile);
> >    } elsif ($ARGV[0] == $TCFG){
> >        open(DATAFile, ">>/path/to/3810Dir/$router.data");
> >        print DATAFile "$time:$inlast:$outlast\n";
> >        close(DATAFile);
> >    } elsif ($ARGV[0] == $LCFG){
> >        open(DATAFile, ">>/path/to/LINKDir/$router.data");
> >        print DATAFile "$time:$inlast:$outlast\n";
> >        close(DATAFile);
> >    } else {
> >        open(DATAFile, ">>/path/to/ROUTERDir/$router.data");
> >        print DATAFile "$time:$inlast:$outlast\n";
> >        close(DATAFile);
> >    }
> >    ## -----
> > 
> >TIA
> >
> >------------------------------------------- 
> >Clint Alexander 
> >clinta at corp.ptd.net 
> >PenTeleData Engineering Dept. 
> >
> >[- Over-Estimate everything, and nothing will surprise you -] 
> >                                                             
>                
> >             -HV 
> >
> > 
> >
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