[rrd-users] Problem with GPRINT

[frankie]

Dear René,

  Thank you for your reply, However I still have some problems about the
unit "byte"
http://n2.nabble.com/file/n1093110/2r7sdoh.png 
  Refer to the graph, the in value should be less than 100 bytes, however
the GPRINT show "m" in the graph, Are there any misconfiguration on my
script?

Regards,
Frankie


René GARCIA wrote:
> 
> On GPRINT you can write %sbps it will show you ' bps' for bytes per second
> 'kbps' for kilo bytes per second, and so on.
> On Y axis you will have the multiplier (m,k,M,T,...) but can't specify a
> unit name. You're already using -v 'Bytes/sec', that's ok.
> 
> Regards,
> René
> 
> 
> Le Lun 15 septembre 2008 09:47, frankie a écrit :
>>
> 
>>
>>
>> frankie wrote:
>>>
>>> I am using the rrdtool  version 1.2.26 and using it to draw the graph
>>> for monitoring the traffic on the switch every minute. However, I found
>>> that when the value is less than 1, the output will be incorrect. for
>>> example 0.654 , GPRINT will draw 654 on the graph. And the other problem
>>> is how can GPRINT change the unit eg (kb or mb) automatically? Should I
>>> use "%s"?
>>>
>>> This is my configuration code.
>>> rrdtool create /usr/rrdtool/WK_SR_DS2-in-4227809.rrd -s 60 -b  `date -d
>>> '-1 month' +%s` DS:in:COUNTER:120:0:U DS:out:COUNTER:120:0:U
>>> RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:1:600 RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:6:700 RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:24:775
>>> RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:288:797 RRA:MAX:0.5:1:600 RRA:MAX:0.5:6:700
>>> RRA:MAX:0.5:24:775 RRA:MAX:0.5:288:797
>>>
>>>
>>> rrdtool graph WK_SR_DS2-in-4227809-hour.png  --slope-mode --title
>>> 4227809
>>> DEF:t1=/usr/rrdtool/WK_SR_DS2-in-4227809.rrd:in:AVERAGE
>>> DEF:t2=/usr/rrdtool/WK_SR_DS2-in-4227809.rrd:out:AVERAGE
>>> AREA:t1#00CF00FF:'IN' GPRINT:t1:MAX:'MAX\: %3.1lf %s'
>>> GPRINT:t1:MIN:'MIN\:
>>> %3.1lf %s' GPRINT:t1:LAST:'NOW\: %3.1lf %s' LINE1:t2#002A97FF:'OUT'
>>> GPRINT:t2:MAX:'MAX\: %3.1lf %s' GPRINT:t2:MIN:'MIN\: %3.1lf %s'
>>> GPRINT:t2:LAST:'NOW\: %3.1lf %s' -v 'Bytes/sec' --base 1000 -Y -h 260 -w
>>>  600 -s `date -d '-1 hour' +%s`"
>>>
>>>
>>> My english is so poor, it may quite difficult to understand my
>>> meaning.=^D Can anybody help me?  Thank you
>>>
>>>
>> Oh I got it, (For example 0.654 , GPRINT will draw 654 on the graph) 654
>> means byte. But is it possible to have a unit b, which is much more easy
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