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Re: [php-weathermap] Images with MRTG, RRDTool and routers2.cgi
- From: Howard Jones <howie@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: [php-weathermap] Images with MRTG, RRDTool and routers2.cgi
- Date: Wed, 16 Dec 2009 19:01:24 +0000
Dunc wrote:
The OVERLIBGRAPH parameter is a URL, so anything that can draw the graphs on the fly from a URL will work (which I guess is what routers2 must do). This is what you do with Cacti, too. So the simplest way to find out is to go into the routers2 web interface, right-click on an image and copy link. Use that for the OVERLIBGRAPH and see what happens.Does anybody else have a similar setup to mine, and if so how do you draw your graphs?
Check into something like drraw (in the rrdworld section of the rrdtool site) if it doesn't. Worst case, you can still add a bunch of 'rrdtool graph' commands to the front of a shell script that then runs weathermap...
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