[mrtg] Re: MRTG Log File Format

[PAUL WILLIAMSON]

There are many permutations of this answer, but the short one is:

yes, that's one way to do it.

So you sent the message from a mobil device mounted on a bicycle? Cool!

Paul

>>> Robert Gahl <bgahl at fireclick.com> 03/14/02 04:42PM >>>

I've been looking through the web page on the file format generated by 
mrtg. I've been given a requirement to generate an email that highlights 
the maximum value for a given OID in the last 24 hours (cpu load, disk 
space allocated, etc) for a set of machines.

So, my question is, do I grab the last 288 (60*24/5) values in the mrtg log file (stopping at either the end of the file or if I detect zero's), and look for the maximum values in that array in the last two columns, and then 
report that? That is, is this were the "maximum" value comes from in the 
graphs?

Thanks.

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