Thanks for the reply. Makes sense. For the most part, the defaults work perfectly fine. It's just a few custom scripts I'm using that could benefit from a much closer look at the data. Setting the entire graph timeframe down as low as an hour or two in some cases. Also setting the vertical scale rather than allowing it to auto-scale as it currently does. I have one test where the data is mostly consistant but then once a day there's a huge spike. I don't care about the spike but the auto-scaling accomidates it and thus compresses the scale of the data I really want to look at. I could clamp the collected data to a max value in my custom script, but that just doesn't feel like the right way to handle things.

Thanks !

-----Original Message----- From: Henrik Stoerner [mailto:henrik at hswn.dk] Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2007 3:11 PM To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: Re: [hobbit] Custom graphs: Changing default "Last 48 hours" timeframe

On Wed, May 30, 2007 at 12:58:01PM -0600, Haertig, David F (Dave) wrote:

Thanks. I can handle the C modifications. Looks like the default graphing options are hardcoded, and apply to all graphs.

They are, but you they are just defaults. The webpage that calls these modules can set their own start/end times for the graphs, and the current snapshot (preliminary next version) has an enhanced web UI for the trends page that lets you choose whatever default(s) you prefer.

The defaults seem a bit odd ...

They happen to match how the data is stored in the RRD files, something Hobbit has inherited from the LARRD add-on for Big Brother.

Regards, Henrik

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