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Additional NCV graphing questions

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list Rich Smrcina · Mon, 01 May 2006 10:38:15 -0500 ·
Does the NCV module allow any additional data on the page than the data points?  Aside from the status message, I have additional information that appears on the page (after the status message and a cr).  When I add data to be graphed via NCV, no graph appears, even though the data is surrounded by cr's.

Is something like this allowed:

NCV_sputil="sputil:GAUGE"
NCV_sputil="queuefile:GAUGE,datafile:GAUGE"

I have hosts that produce different data values that are all considered spool utilization.   Can a graph definition be created to graph one data point for one host and two datapoints for another host (based on which host creates those datapoints)?

Thanks.
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list Henrik Størner · Mon, 1 May 2006 22:10:02 +0200 ·
quoted from Rich Smrcina
On Mon, May 01, 2006 at 10:38:15AM -0500, Rich Smrcina wrote:
Does the NCV module allow any additional data on the page than the data points?  Aside from the status message, I have additional information that appears on the page (after the status message and a cr).  When I add data to be graphed via NCV, no graph appears, even though the data is surrounded by cr's.
I'm not quite sure what your message looks like.  If memory serves me
right (big "if", I suppose), the NCV module looks for lines of the form

   NAME: value
   NAME=value

and ignores all other lines.
quoted from Rich Smrcina
Is something like this allowed:

NCV_sputil="sputil:GAUGE"
NCV_sputil="queuefile:GAUGE,datafile:GAUGE"

I have hosts that produce different data values that are all considered spool utilization. Can a graph definition be created to graph one data  point for one host and two datapoints for another host (based on which host creates those datapoints)?
No.


Regards,
Henrik