[mrtg] Logscale and MaxBytes help
Steve Shipway
s.shipway at auckland.ac.nz
Wed May 30 05:21:23 CEST 2007
> As long as I stay below MaxBytes I have the Y scale of the graph at
280k
> like I want it to, but as soon as I go over MaxBytes (but under
AbsMax)
> the Y scale jumps up to the level of actual data.
...
> as Soon as my current/max went above 280K, the scale went up to match
> Max (scale went up to 4.8M in this case), rather than the clipping
that
> you mentioned and I was hopping for.
If using routers2 as your frontend, then add the
'routers.cgi*Options[]:rigid' option to make the MaxBytes the upper
limit and clip the displayed data.
Otherwise, I think standard MRTG will always rescale upwards for data
exceeding MaxBytes, even if you have UnScaled set. Scaled mode just
means the upperlimit for Y will be the Max of the data, Unscaled mode
means that the Y upperlimit is the max of the data and MaxBytes. (But
please correct me if I'm wrong... things change...)
Steve
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