custom graph problem
Hi,
I am monitoring a size of a file and have created custom graph. NCV value is "data file size: 4500" which is 4500 MB. On graph I have mentioned Y axis as size (MB).
Graph is working fine. But Y axis is coming like 4.0 k, 4.1 k, 4.2 k etc. which is not looking good. How do I change the Y axis to full value instead of "k"
Or is there any good idea where I can create graph of file size which has no limit. Here the condition is not like disk graph where we know the limit of disk so we can set it in percentage.
Den 20.06.2013 13:28, deepak deore skrev:
Hi,
I am monitoring a size of a file and have created custom graph. NCV value is "data file size: 4500" which is 4500 MB. On graph I have mentioned Y axis as size (MB).
Graph is working fine. But Y axis is coming like 4.0 k, 4.1 k, 4.2 k etc. which is not looking good. How do I change the Y axis to full value instead of "k"
It's really an rrdtool issue, since that is what Xymon uses to generate the graphs. So you should look at the "rrdgraph" man-page for options that you can add to the graphs.cfg entry to do what you want.
A quick look here points to something like "-X 0" as the solution; you just add this on a separate line inside the definition for your graph.
Regards, Henrik
I changed NSV output from MB to bytes and which is showing correctly now but no human readable format but anyways graph is showing in human readable.
"data file size: 4500" - previous "data file size: 4718592000" - current
On Thu, Jun 20, 2013 at 5:36 PM, <henrik at hswn.dk> wrote:
Den 20.06.2013 13:28, deepak deore skrev:
Hi,
I am monitoring a size of a file and have created custom graph. NCV value is "data file size: 4500" which is 4500 MB. On graph I have mentioned Y axis as size (MB).
Graph is working fine. But Y axis is coming like 4.0 k, 4.1 k, 4.2 k etc. which is not looking good. How do I change the Y axis to full value instead of "k"
It's really an rrdtool issue, since that is what Xymon uses to generate the graphs. So you should look at the "rrdgraph" man-page for options that you can add to the graphs.cfg entry to do what you want.
A quick look here points to something like "-X 0" as the solution; you just add this on a separate line inside the definition for your graph.
Regards, Henrik
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