[mrtg] mrtg-ping-probe plot thickens...

[Paul C. Williamson]

Ok, well, I seem to have gotten the actual program running.

Whoopee!

Now, I can type at the command line:

perl mrtg-ping-probe target

and I get back:
19
4

or whatever the max and min happen to be at that time.

I used the mrtg-ping-cfg script to generate the cfg and then
I pasted that into another cfg that was already running
with mrtg.  Now the log doesn't get updated...just
keeps showing zeros for everything in the log.

The cfg is pasted here if anyone would care to comment:

#############################################################
# ping stats for x.x.x.x
# router

Title[x.x.x.x.ping]: router
MaxBytes[x.x.x.x.ping]: 5000
AbsMax[x.x.x.x.ping]: 10000
Options[x.x.x.x.ping]: gauge
Target[x.x.x.x.ping]: '/usr/bin/perl /usr/local/bin/mrtg-2.8.11/run/mrtg-ping-probe x.x.x.x'
PageTop[x.x.x.x.ping]: <H1>router</H1>
        <P>Actually we are measuring the ping time between our web server and x.x.x.x.
YLegend[x.x.x.x.ping]: Round Trip Time
ShortLegend[x.x.x.x.ping]: ms
Legend1[x.x.x.x.ping]: Maximum Round Trip Time in Milli Second
Legend2[x.x.x.x.ping]: Minimum Round Trip Time in Milli Second
Legend3[x.x.x.x.ping]: Maximal 5 Minute Maximum Round Trip Time
Legend4[x.x.x.x.ping]: Maximal 5 Minute Minimum Round Trip Time
LegendI[x.x.x.x.ping]: &nbsp;Max:
LegendO[x.x.x.x.ping]: &nbsp;Min:
WithPeak[x.x.x.x.ping]: ymwd

Thanks,
Paul


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