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Subject:    [rrd-users] Re: network total traffic with rrd
From:       erik () oezie ! org (Erik de Mare)
Date:       2004-03-23 22:18:00
Message-ID: 4060B798.2000305 () oezie ! org
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hi,
what is calc.pl exactly doing? calculating traffic per day/month/year?
some weeks ago i quickly put this script 
together(http://chaos.keyserver.org/~erik/overzicht.pl) this will 
generate an htmlpage like this 
http://chaos.keyserver.org/~erik/overzicht.html.

now i'm make some graph's which are almoste the same as 
gbgraph(http://gbgraph.menthenberg.nl/) it is still in development. see 
attachments.

maybe you can adjust the scripts so they can be useful for your situation.

mvg

Erik de Mare

Guido Gavilanes Castillo wrote:

> I am using calc.pl to get total network traffic with mrtg  .log files, but I 
> am starting using RRDTool, and this same procedure valid for mrtg doesn't 
> work with rrd files, I have rrd already installed, does it have to work?   
> are there other kinds of scripts to do this for rrd files?
> 
> I would appreciate some help,
> Thank you
> 
> Guido Gavilanes



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