[mrtg] int error

[Justin Shore]

Anyone know what up with that?  This is what it return if no one is 
connected to the server in question via FTP.  I guess I could add 2 
if statements that set the value equal to 0 if its null.  Problem is 
I don't know jack about perl.

Problem with Externale get '`perl /home/www/mrtg/ftpstat.pl`':
    Expected an INTEGER for 'in' but got ''

Problem with Externale get '`perl /home/www/mrtg/ftpstat.pl`':
     Expected an INTEGER for 'out' but got ''



Here's the perl script:


#!/usr/local/bin/perl
#
# Jon Anhold <jon at snoopy.net>
#
# This code is licensed under the GNU General Public License
#
# License text may be found at: http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html
#

@res = `/usr/bin/ftpcount`;
$time = time();

foreach $res (@res) {
         if ($res =~ /(\d+)\susers$/) { $users = $1 } else { next }
}

$uptime = `uptime`;

$uptime =~ /up (.*?),/;
$up = $1;

print "$users\n";
print "$users\n";
print "$up\n";
print "vinnie.ksu.ksu.edu\n";



And here's the simple .cfg

WorkDir: /home/httpd/html/stats
Target[ftp]: `perl /home/www/mrtg/ftpstat.pl`
Options[ftp]: growright,gauge
Title[ftp]: vinnie.ksu.ksu.edu ftp users
PageTop[ftp]: <h1>vinnie.ksu.ksu.edu ftp users</h1>
MaxBytes[ftp]: 100
WithPeak[ftp]: dwmy
YLegend[ftp]: No. of users
ShortLegend[ftp]: users
Legend[ftp]: &nbsp;FTP Users:
#LegendI[ftp]:
LegendO[ftp]: &nbsp;FTP Users:



Thanks for an tips I get!
   Justin

PS==> How do you kill that god awful crontab e-mail?  Its driving me 
insane!  I'm getting ready to put it on a dummy account and direct it 
to /dev/null!

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