> Okay, at this point I'm just working on the math. :) Can someone let me
> know if I'm going in the wrong direction. 
> 
> I read in the MRTG log file.
> Split it up into the 5 pieces. time, in, out, maxin, & maxout.
> Run though and break up the information into the 4 curves.
> Search for missing intervals.
> 	Take missing intervals and look for data in that interval and
> 	create a value. (Currently from more recent data, I should
> 	probably also look at the history for current interval.)
> 
> 	I will also take the largest value found and stick it in as the
> 	max for the interval.
> 
> 
> That's it for now. Comments are very welcome.
> 
Looks okay to me. If you do it this way, and check it against the file
you created by rrdtool itself you'll know if it is correct.

Please note that, as far as I know, there is no redundant data in an
mrtg logfile. You will have to calculate 50 hours of 30-minute samples
at the beginning from the 5-minute samples and so on.

Regards,
Alex

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