[mrtg] Re: graph-drawing performance

[Steve Shipway]

>> You might want to check out routers2.cgi and see if it can improve 
>> your display performance at all. Check 
>> http://www.steveshipway.org/software/
>> for the latest version.
(Thanks for the plug, Gary!)

If performance is an issue, I'd recommend you use speedycgi.  The latest
version (v2.13a) of routers2.cgi will work with speedycgi, if you have perl
5.8 and make a couple of modifications -- there are instructions in the
HOWTO documentation.  Basically, you change a few variable definitions to
'Our()' instead of 'my()' and put the speedycgi line at the top.  This made
a serious performance gain on our site.  Even if you only have perl 5.6 or
earlier, then you can still use speedycgi but with -r1 as an option.  This
gains you some performance, but not so much as with perl 5.8.

Steve

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