Some explanation for the benefit of the archives and watchers.
> thanks for the link. I found the solution. It is not necessary to use perl.
> But I have to write another GPRINT link this:
>
> GPRINT:tmax:" max\: %10.2lf °C"
> GPRINT:tmax:"um %H\:%m Uhr\n":strftime
>
> I have to add the ":strft
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> Behalf Of Sebastian John
> Sent: 22 February 2012 07:49
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> Subject: Re: [rrd-users] Unable to pr
Hello,
thanks for the link. I found the solution. Is is not necessary to use
perl. But I have to write an other GPRINT link this:
GPRINT:tmax:" max\: %10.2lf °C"
GPRINT:tmax:"um %H\:%m Uhr\n":strftime
I have to add the ":strftime" on the GPRINT.
Sebastian
On Tue, Feb 21, 2012 at 10:38:14PM
Hi Sebastian
This page has some good examples
http://hints.jeb.be/category/rrdtool/
In short I don't think you can mix none strftime variables and strftime
variables so in your example
GPRINT:tmax:"max %0.2lf":"%H"
would need to be (using Perl)
GPRINT:tmax:%H:strftime
Putting %0.2lf would r
I'm not sure why you're using GPRINT.
I add the date to my graphs too in my bash script. But I add it as a
COMMENT. Here's the basic idea.
time_readible=$(echo $(date) | sed 's/\:/\\:/g')
COMMENT:"Last Update: $time_readible"
the sed line is just to add a backslash before every semi-colon (so th
Hello,
Yes, it seems the semicolon is wrong. But now I get an other error:
ERROR: bad format for GPRINT in ' max %0.2lf %H '
Sebastian
On Tue, Feb 21, 2012 at 06:48:21PM +0200, Emre Aydın wrote:
> Maybe i'm wrong but the semicolon (:) before the %H shouldn't be there?
>
> On Tue, Feb 21, 20
Maybe i'm wrong but the semicolon (:) before the %H shouldn't be there?
On Tue, Feb 21, 2012 at 5:35 PM, Sebastian John wrote:
> Hallo,
>
> I have a problem while printing the date/time of a vdef to my
> graph. Maybe its a problem understanding the syntax. Hope you can help
> me.
>
> My graph de
