[mrtg] MinBytes for graphing? (e.g. non-zero y-axis)

Brian Basgen bbasgen at epixmed.com
Thu Feb 5 19:59:39 MET 2004


Hello,

 I'm monitoring temperature in my server room, is there a "MinBytes" command
equivalent for the y axis? Thus, for example, the graph would have a fixed y
value starting at 50 degress going to the max of 100 degrees; thus providing
a more detailed graph than a zero value. The problem is that at present my
graphs go from 0 to 84 (1 degree higher than the peak recorded temperature),
and there is not enough detail to really see the changes over time. The
options in the cfg file are:
    Options[tte14-temp]: growright,gauge,nopercent

 Or perhaps this can only be done with RRDtool?

Regards,
........................................
 Brian Basgen
 Systems Administrator
 EPIX Medical
 71 Rogers St
 Cambridge MA, 02142
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