[mrtg] Re: YMax

Justin Shore listuser at vinnie.ksu.ksu.edu
Sun Feb 13 05:47:21 MET 2000


At 10:19 PM -0600 2/12/00, Albert Wiersch wrote:
>Yes, setting MaxBytes and AbsMax to the same thing seems to have worked.
>
>But this isn't acceptable. I want the max Y value to be around 20000 bytes
>though the interface can do much faster. I do not want to throw away any
>values higher than 20000 which would happen if I set them both to 20000
>bytes.
>
>So, in your case, you want Y to be fixed and to go up to the max value that
>your interface can do. In my case, I want Y to be fixed but I do not want it
>to be fixed at the max value the interface can do, but something less.

Yep, that's the way I want to do it.  It works out really well for 
me.  My current issue is getting the right value into MaxBytes.  I am 
having a horrible time remembering the simple conversions for 10BT, 
100BT, DSL, T1, etc...  Driving kuku for Coco Puffs. :-)


>Oh well... I guess MRTG cannot do this simple thing. :-(

After rereading your message, I think it is working but not the way 
you want it to.  Normally it should set the maximum value accepted to 
MaxBytes unless AbsMax is defined.  With AbsMax defined it will 
accept value up to AbsMax and print a red line where MaxBytes is. 
Its not something that could be control with scripts or anything of 
the like I don't belive so it would probably require another 
directive to make it do what you're wanting.  Maybe Toby can 
implement that in the next version.  Who wants to word that better 
and present it to Toby as a possible new idea?  Does anyone else have 
any ideas?

Justin :-)

PS==> Albert, I would send you these messages directly but it appears 
that your provider uses ORBS to filter mail and my University somehow 
got listed. #$%^&*!!!! :-(


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