Okay, I see that the problem is the "MRTG is graphing rates" thing. Maybe I will try to send an email to Tobi
Thanks anyway!
Statistics: Posted by gerch_winnheuer — Mon Oct 15, 2012 10:51 pm
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Even if the code were changed to add a new 'per5min' option, then you'd still have the problems caused by Data Normalisation resulting in decimal values instead of whole numbers.
You can set the 'integer' option, and the 'fixunit' extended option, to display in the closest integer and prevent 0.5 being displayed as 500 mpages. This can help, but unless you adjust the data collection to be exactly on the 5min boundary you'll be getting the effect of data normalisation. Tobi is rather reluctant to add an option to MRTG to disable the normalisation as (in his words), it means 'wrong data'. This is true if the value is not a gauge or is a rate, but...
Steve
Statistics: Posted by stevesh — Wed Oct 03, 2012 2:20 pm
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Anyway, is there an option to draw the graphs with values that are the total amount of printed pages? I.e. in the weekly/monthly graph I could see the printed pages per day rather than the average/total value of "printed pages per minute"?
Statistics: Posted by gerch_winnheuer — Wed Oct 03, 2012 1:53 am
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There is a 'permiute' option ( and a 'perhour' option ) that you can use to make small values more meaningful; maybe using 'perminute' will help?
The totals will be calculated correctly if you do not use Factor (which also applies to toals) and instead us Options[]:perminute (which does not apply to totals).
Statistics: Posted by stevesh — Sun Sep 30, 2012 10:06 pm
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