[mrtg] IPs and Ports of Switches
Haegi, Alain
Alain.Haegi at ch.origin-it.com
Wed Apr 19 13:58:40 MEST 2000
I've done it now my script works and it really creates an index of the
ports. The page looks like this:
INDEX OF PORTS
1.1.1.1.1
this means IP.Port
now I would like to design it that it looks like this:
INDEX OF PORTS
1
this means Port
but I don't know how I can split the scalar "$router", so that just the Port
is there.
Here is the script that creates the HTML-Page. It's embedded into the
mrtg-script.
# create index.html
open(OUT,">$$cfg{'workdir'}${main::SL}index.html");
print HTML '<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN">' . "\n";
print OUT "<HTML>\n";
print OUT "<HEAD>\n";
print OUT "<TITLE>INDEX OF PORTS</TITLE>\n";
print OUT "</HEAD>\n";
print OUT '<BODY BGCOLOR="#ffffff">' . "\n";
print OUT "<H1 ALIGN=CENTER>Index of Ports</H1>\n";
print OUT ' ' . "\n";
print OUT '<a href="' .
"$$cfg{'workdir'}${main::SL}$$rcfg{'directory'}{$router}$router" .
'.html">';
print OUT "$router";
print OUT '</a>';
print OUT "</BODY>\n";
print OUT "</HTML>\n";
close OUT;
regards.
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