I am aware of:
GPRINT:gfh:MAX:" %4.2lf %s/s /" \
to print the max/min/currrent/avg of the data, but I want to plot an area
only at the time the graph is at its maximum.
I've tried the following:
DEF:gfh=$filename:ds1:AVERAGE \
CDEF:maxoriffic=gfh,gfh:max,EQ,UNKN,INF,IF \
&
DEF:gfh=$filename:ds1:AVERAGE \
DEF:gfhMAX=$filename:ds1:MAX \
CDEF:maxoriffic=gfh,gfhMAX,EQ,UNKN,INF,IF \
And they don't seem to work. First example gives me a stack error, the
second either fills the entire graph, or nothing at all. Is what I am
attemping to do possible? I also whould like to know the reason behind
LINE1:gfh & LINE1:gfhMAX plotting the same the same results.
The output the entire script can be seen at:
http://www.snickers.org/mrtg/snickers/spike.snickers.org_1.rrd.gif
many thanks,
jonathan jesse-john davis
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