From: rose@gerf.org
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> From: "Jim D. Kirby" <jdkirby@bluebunny.com>
>
> I"m kinda confused about the "show-avg-max" graph tag. According to the
> refrence doc it's supposed to turn on and off avg/max display in the page
> header. Is this the MRTG style avg/max or is this the same old Cricket
> "values at last update" averages with some new switch?
Trouble is that this tag appears in the grapher.cgi, but that's not what
turns on the graphing.
To turn on graphing, you need to change the line below in grapher.cgi:
# default to not doing max stuff, since it's still a bit
# messy -- due to bad deafault RRA setup, etc.
$mx = isTrue(graphParam($gRef, 'show-max', 0));
Change the 0 to 1, and you will see that indeed the graphs are messy, because
two of the graph colors are the same. I will have to look into how to change
'Max Average Bits In' to something other than blue.
And what does 'max average bits in' mean? What's a max average?
Btw, cricket is designed to not call up the same picture twice, so clearing
your netscape cache is not going to make new pictures appear that wouldn't
have appeared by just hitting refresh.
The key to making new pictures appear is to muck with the code.
Good luck!
-- Rose
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