Re: [bwm-tools-tech] Configuration

[Ravi P. <ra...@sw...>]

 
Hi Nigel,

I am still facing the following issues:

(a) Though bwmd is running and updating the respective .dat files in
/var/bwm_tools, the rrds created from these .dat files are not having any
entries beyond midnight of 30 jul 2006. Any particular reason?

(b) The graphs created by using size_bit counter do not go over 1Mbit. Where
do I change this code so that the rrd files generated can record this
properly.

(c) No scripts available in the link below. Please advise.

Regards
Ravi
-----Original Message-----
From: bwm...@li...
[mailto:bwm...@li...] On Behalf Of Nigel
Kukard
Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2006 9:34 PM
To: Bandwidth Management Tools General & Technical Discussions
Subject: Re: [bwm-tools-tech] Configuration

Hi Ravi,

> Now, almost 24 hours after the IPQ_BUFSIZE change, all is well. This is
FYI.
>   
Great, I'll work on bringing out a fix in the next snapshot.

> In the mailing list I see that bwmd can log direct to rrd files, how? 
> Also I had compiled bwm_tools as under:
>
>  ./configure  --with-rrdtool2 --disable-rrdcgi
>
> As in the mailing list you are saying that live stats can be got using 
> rrdcgi.
>
> Is there some documentation on this please and examples.


Check out the doc directory, you can       make pdf   or    make html  
to generate documentation.

You're looking for the report-format option, setting this to rrd can
generate rrd data.

You will need to create the rrd file first though, and specify it using
report-filename.

Bwmd will log 4 values to the rrd every report-timeout, bytes, packets,
bursted, dropped respectively.

Check this script out ....
http://www.linuxrulz.org/nkukard/scripts/stats.cgi .... thats a starting
point to write your own cgi script which generates funky rrdtool graphs  :)

Let me know if you come right, I'll work on better documenting the reporting
directly to rrd the first chance I get. This should serve as information for
anyone who takes the time to look through the mailing list archives  ;)


Regards
Nigel