[rrd-users] Re: One area printed over another

[Stephan Harren]

I'd propose to stack the values onto each other. Sometimes a good idea 
is also to display a percentage, so you'll always end up with 100 (if 
you stacked both values). Not really necessary because if you don't, 
you'll end up with the max amount of free space on your disk, just a 
question of taste.

SO, my solution would be to STACK both values with different coulours.

HTH,

Stephan

Benni Graf wrote:

>Hi!
>
>Right now I'm learning how to produce some nice graphs with rrdtool and 
>  it's pretty amazing, but a problem came up:
>
>I want to print two Areas in one Graph: One with used Disk Space and 
>another one with free Disk Space.
>
>Currently I've got more used than free Disk Space, so everything is 
>fine, because i've written the AREA-command for the used Disk Space 
>before the AREA-command for the free Disk Space.
>
>But if there is more free Disk Space than used, the Area of the free 
>Disk Space is printed over the Area of the used Disk Space, so i cannot 
>see the used Space-Area.
>
>Surely this is not a big Problem in this example (who needs to see free 
>and used Disk Space at once? ;-) ), but i think in other cases it could 
>be a problem...
>
>So can you help me?
>
>BTW: You can see the Graphs and the "Source-Code" here:
>http://benni.homelinux.net/rrd/graph/index.php
>
>Nice Greetings,
>Benni Graf.
>
>
>  
>

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