I was not satisfied with the readability of the graphs produced
by rrdgraph.cgi. In the operations manual, the table refers to
variables, value ranges and units. I used the units there to populate
a hash. Please accept my patch below for consideration
to incorporate into the next release of snips.
I expect that the hash should be included in a configuration file,
but did not invest the requisite amount of time to do it right.. sorry.
Tim Peiffer peiffer at nts umn.edu
Operations Manager - Engineering Automation
Networking and Telecommunications Operations
University of Minnesota +1 612 626 7884 desk
2218 University Ave +1 612 625 0006 problems
+1 612 626 1002 fax
Minneapolis MN 55455, USA
engineer8# diff rrdgraph.cgi.orig rrdgraph.cgi
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> my %LABEL = (
> "Bandwidth", "0-100 percentage",
> "PktsPerSec", "Pkts Per Sec",
> "named-status", "SOA Avail T/F",
> "ntp", "Stratum",
> "ICMP-RTT", "msec",
> "ICMP-ping", "Pkts Rcvd",
> "WWWport", "Port/page Available T/F",
> "WWWspeed", "download time in msec",
> "radius", "Port Available T/F",
> "Thruput", "Kbps",
> );
> my ($match, $label, $labelfound);
>
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<
---
> foreach $match (keys %LABEL) {
> printf STDERR "examining match $match\n";
> if ($imgfile =~ /$match/) {
> $label = $LABEL{$match};
> $debug && printf STDERR "found label in %s -> %s\n",$match, $label;
> last;
> }
> }
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> "--vertical-label", "$label",
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