[rrd-users] Re: printing last update and last values in web pages via rrdcgi?

[Tobias Oetiker]

Today you sent me mail regarding Re: [rrd-users] Re: printing last update...:

*>  > From: Tobias Oetiker
*>  > <RRD::PRINT 0> as explained in the documentation you should get the correct
*>  > result ... again, improvements to the docs are more than welcome ...
*> 
*> Cool.
*> 
*> But what about emulating the MRTG
*> 
*>  "The statistics were last updated Friday, 1 October 1999 at 11:36"
*> 
*> output via rrdcgi?
*> 
*> I can't envision getting at this via "<RRD::GRAPH>".  And even if
*> that's possible, I'd have to put the "last updated" text *after*
*> a (at least one) graph which I don't want to do.
*> 
*> So do I need to whip up "<RRD::LAST>" for rrdcgi?

I would sugest something like

<RRD::STRFTIME 'Format' 'At-style time spec'> 

if there is no timespec it could assume now

cheers
tobi

*> later
*> steve
*> - - -
*> systems guy
*> wiscnet.net
*> 

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