[rrd-users] Re: Gap in right of graph
Alex van den Bogaerdt
alex at slot.hollandcasino.nl
Sat Jan 20 14:59:49 MET 2001
Aragon Gouveia wrote:
> The database gets updated every 2 minutes. At the same time, a new graph for
> each RRA gets drawn every 2 minutes. However, every graph without a step of
> 1 gets a gap between the beginning of the graph and the boundary of the
> graph canvis. It makes it appear as if there is no traffic in that gap area
> when there is. Am I doing something wrong? Is there anyway to get rid of
> those leading gaps? Sometimes the gaps are there, sometimes not. I've also
> seen some other sites using rrdtool to do graphing and they also have gaps
> in the same place on some of their graphs.
I assume you mean the right hand side of the graph.
If the last known value in your database is at, for instance, 14:54:00
and you create the graph at 14:55:30, there is no traffic *in the RRA*
for the interval 14:54:00 to 14:55:30. This is the gap you're seeing.
The way to get rid of it? Just graph until 14:54:00, not "now".
If your front end does something like
"rrdtool graph x.gif DEF:.... " etcetera, change it into:
TIMENOW=`date +%s`
TIMENOW=$((TIMENOW/120))
TIMENOW=$((TIMENOW*120))
rrdtool graph x.gif --e $TIMENOW DEF:.....
The 120 in these calculations is the same as the interval for the
smallest RRA.
cheers,
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