Hi Chris--
Try this:
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{
$kbitsout = float) $data['OctetsOut'] - $olddata['OctetsOut']) /
($data['UnixTime'] - $olddata['UnixTime'])) * 8 ) / 1000;
print str_pad ($i, 2, ' ', STR_PAD_LEFT) . ' -- ' . number_format
($kbitsout, 2) . " kbits/s\n";
> -Original Message-
> From: Christopher J. Crane [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 06 January 2003 17:12
>
> Ok here is what I did but it does not do anything.
> I verified that is opening the file ok and everything, but it
> shows nothing.
> It doesn't even produce an error. I am sure
On Tuesday 07 January 2003 01:12, Christopher J. Crane wrote:
> Ok here is what I did but it does not do anything.
> I verified that is opening the file ok and everything, but it shows
> nothing. It doesn't even produce an error. I am sure there is an easier way
> than looping twice, but this is ho
Ok here is what I did but it does not do anything.
I verified that is opening the file ok and everything, but it shows nothing.
It doesn't even produce an error. I am sure there is an easier way than
looping twice, but this is how I have it for now.
$Lines = array();
$TempDir = "tempdata";
$DataFr
Thank you, I am going to try this now.
"Petre Agenbag" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> When you read the first line, split the data into it's components , then
> assign each value to a variable.
> Call them:
> $octet_1,$uni
When you read the first line, split the data into it's components , then
assign each value to a variable.
Call them:
$octet_1,$unix_time_1 etc.
Now, start the loop.
Inside the loop, read the next line, assign to $octet_2, $unix_time_2
etc.
Do your calculations ( $answer = $octet_2 - $octet_1 etc. )
Ok, this is the first time I will post a message without a line of code. I
am not sure how to go about this task. So I will describe it and maybe
someone will have some thoughts.
I use PHP to connect to our many routers and get data using snmp. I have
written a script that refreshes itself every 1
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