Cheshire Cat Computing

At the beginning of the code, you can set $debug = 1 and choose a location for the log file. This should get some more helpful error messages. Also, check the web server error log, just in case.

Can you also tell me information such as Operating system, Perl version, and if you are using speedycgi?

trend.cgi is very young and still in need of testing on machines other than my own.

Steve

Hi, Steve!

Just installed routers.cgi beta. Works well. I like the new rescale option. I am also having some troubles getting trend.cgi to work. I have the same symptom as the previous poster. I think there is something wrong with my syntax and I don't expect you to figure it out but let me show you a few lines in my files to see if there is just a backslash problem. I really just need to get a unix box. speedycgi also doesn't work for windows that i know of.

In trend.cgi
my ( $TMPPATH ) = "d:\mrtg\rrdtool\src\tool_release\trendtemp";
my ( $RRDTOOL ) = "d:\mrtg\rrdtool\src\tool_release";
my ( $LOG ) = "d:\mrtg\rrdtool\src\tool_release\trendtemp";
my ( $debug ) = 1;
our( $conffile ) = "d:\mrtg\bin\firewalls\firewall.cfg"; # overridden by passed parameters
our( $pathsep ) = '/';
our( $tempfile ) our ( $tempfile = 'd:\\mrtg\\rrdtool\\src\\tool_release\\trendtemp\\trend.foo';

In *.cfg file
routers.cgi*Extension[10.1.1.249_1]: "Trending Analysis" d://miswebsite//cgi-bin//trend.cgi graph-sm.gif

Running :
Windows XP
Perl 5.8
Routers2.cgi v2.1 beta2
RRDtool
MRTG v2.10

TIA

Drew

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It was syntax all the way, however, now I'm getting a bunch of very large numbers appearing. I'll send you an email with access to site so you can have a look if you wish.

~Drew