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Thanks, I found the reason :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Devil-Strike
You must change the cron setting to run the script each minute. Edit /opt/etc/crontab and change setting from "*/5" to "*/1"
Code:Old setting:
*/5 * * * * admin nice /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1
New setting:
*/1 * * * * admin nice /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1
i have putting that line there already, but not working:Quote:
Originally Posted by maros
here is what in crontab
Code:SHELL=/bin/sh
PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/opt/bin:/opt/sbin:/opt/usr/bin:/opt/usr/sbin
MAILTO=""
HOME=/
# ---------- ---------- Default is Empty ---------- ---------- #
# Syntax for lines is : minute hour day month dayofweek command #
*/1 * * * * root run-parts /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1
*/5 * * * * root run-parts /opt/etc/cron.5mins
01 * * * * root run-parts /opt/etc/cron.hourly
02 4 * * * root run-parts /opt/etc/cron.daily
22 4 * * 0 root run-parts /opt/etc/cron.weekly
42 4 1 * * root run-parts /opt/etc/cron.monthly
Check the log, if is the rrdtool.sh run each minute and don't forget load and memory graphs are generated each 7th minute. So you should wait some time for graphs, 10 minutes in the worst case.Quote:
Originally Posted by Devil-Strike
This is what i see on syslog:Quote:
Originally Posted by maros
And this is the rrdlog:Code:Jan 25 09:54:01 /opt/sbin/cron[300]: (root) CMD (run-parts /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 09:55:01 /opt/sbin/cron[303]: (root) CMD (run-parts /opt/etc/cron.5mins ^M)
Jan 25 09:55:01 /opt/sbin/cron[304]: (root) CMD (run-parts /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 09:56:01 /opt/sbin/cron[416]: (root) CMD (run-parts /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 09:57:01 /opt/sbin/cron[418]: (root) CMD (run-parts /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 09:58:01 /opt/sbin/cron[420]: (root) CMD (run-parts /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 09:59:01 /opt/sbin/cron[422]: (root) CMD (run-parts /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 10:00:01 /opt/sbin/cron[425]: (root) CMD (run-parts /opt/etc/cron.5mins ^M)
Jan 25 10:00:01 /opt/sbin/cron[426]: (root) CMD (run-parts /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 10:01:01 /opt/sbin/cron[537]: (root) CMD (run-parts /opt/etc/cron.hourly ^M)
Jan 25 10:01:01 /opt/sbin/cron[538]: (root) CMD (run-parts /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 10:02:01 /opt/sbin/cron[577]: (root) CMD (run-parts /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 10:03:01 /opt/sbin/cron[579]: (root) CMD (run-parts /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Code:rddtool.sh started at Thu Jan 25 09:45:01 MET 2007
LOAD: 0.09
MEM -> USED: 8822784, CACHE: 18665472, FREE: 3342336
SWAP -> USED: 233472, FREE: 345219072
Updating Network Load Databases...
WAN -> in: 1197967135 out: 106104310
LAN -> in: 101619535 out: 1220538076
WLAN -> in: 0 out: 0
rddtool.sh finished at Thu Jan 25 09:45:04 MET 2007
<------------------------------------------------------------->
rddtool.sh started at Thu Jan 25 09:50:01 MET 2007
LOAD: 0.30
MEM -> USED: 8212480, CACHE: 12046336, FREE: 10571776
SWAP -> USED: 0, FREE: 345452544
Updating Network Load Databases...
WAN -> in: 14051 out: 22327
LAN -> in: 19061 out: 40942
WLAN -> in: 0 out: 0
Network Daily Graphs creating.....
647x347
647x347
647x347
rddtool.sh finished at Thu Jan 25 09:51:06 MET 2007
<------------------------------------------------------------->
rddtool.sh started at Thu Jan 25 09:55:01 MET 2007
LOAD: 0.01
MEM -> USED: 10498048, CACHE: 17240064, FREE: 3092480
SWAP -> USED: 0, FREE: 345452544
Updating Network Load Databases...
WAN -> in: 687785 out: 247611
LAN -> in: 279433 out: 1371618
WLAN -> in: 0 out: 0
rddtool.sh finished at Thu Jan 25 09:55:04 MET 2007
<------------------------------------------------------------->
rddtool.sh started at Thu Jan 25 10:00:01 MET 2007
LOAD: 0.00
MEM -> USED: 10514432, CACHE: 17244160, FREE: 3072000
SWAP -> USED: 0, FREE: 345452544
Updating Network Load Databases...
WAN -> in: 1115702 out: 348146
LAN -> in: 392922 out: 1848658
WLAN -> in: 0 out: 0
Network Daily Graphs creating.....
647x347
647x347
647x347
Weekly Graphs creating.....
647x347
647x347
647x347
647x333
647x389
rddtool.sh finished at Thu Jan 25 10:01:46 MET 2007
<------------------------------------------------------------->
rddtool.sh started at Thu Jan 25 10:05:01 MET 2007
LOAD: 0.03
MEM -> USED: 10915840, CACHE: 17117184, FREE: 2797568
SWAP -> USED: 0, FREE: 345452544
Updating Network Load Databases...
WAN -> in: 1626407 out: 566577
LAN -> in: 635611 out: 3394315
WLAN -> in: 0 out: 0
rddtool.sh finished at Thu Jan 25 10:05:03 MET 2007
<------------------------------------------------------------->
OK, finally (maybe ;-) )Quote:
Originally Posted by Devil-Strike
1) You should don't use the run-parts script before rrdtool.sh command.
Change the line to:
2) The script is still run each 5 minute. You must remove the rrdtool.sh call from the "/opt/etc/cron.5mins" directory.Code:*/1 * * * * root nice /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1
Quote:
Originally Posted by maros
is still not working, only the weekly is updated but thats it.
removed rrdrun.sh now nothing is working anymore.
What are the logs say now?Quote:
Originally Posted by Devil-Strike
Hm. I have the same problems with rrdtool that you have. Only blank white graphics and no one point.Quote:
Originally Posted by Devil-Strike
This is the rrdlog:Quote:
Originally Posted by maros
not updated anymore after i removed rrdrun.shCode:rddtool.sh started at Thu Jan 25 10:30:01 MET 2007
LOAD: 0.00
MEM -> USED: 10604544, CACHE: 16252928, FREE: 3973120
SWAP -> USED: 327680, FREE: 345124864
Updating Network Load Databases...
WAN -> in: 9566949 out: 1414566
LAN -> in: 1662314 out: 13726954
WLAN -> in: 0 out: 0
Network Daily Graphs creating.....
647x347
647x347
647x347
rddtool.sh finished at Thu Jan 25 10:31:04 MET 2007
<------------------------------------------------------------->
rddtool.sh started at Thu Jan 25 10:35:01 MET 2007
LOAD: 0.03
MEM -> USED: 10989568, CACHE: 16527360, FREE: 3313664
SWAP -> USED: 323584, FREE: 345128960
Updating Network Load Databases...
WAN -> in: 80345046 out: 4113369
LAN -> in: 3969596 out: 85482804
WLAN -> in: 0 out: 0
rddtool.sh finished at Thu Jan 25 10:35:03 MET 2007
<------------------------------------------------------------->
and this is my syslog:
its very strange:(Code:Jan 25 15:09:57 ntp client: Synchronizing time with time.nist.gov ...
Jan 25 15:10:03 /opt/sbin/cron[1051]: (root) CMD (run-parts /opt/etc/cron.5mins ^M)
Jan 25 15:10:03 /opt/sbin/cron[1052]: (root) CMD (nice /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 15:11:01 /opt/sbin/cron[1059]: (root) CMD (nice /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 15:12:01 /opt/sbin/cron[1061]: (root) CMD (nice /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 15:13:01 /opt/sbin/cron[1063]: (root) CMD (nice /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 15:14:01 /opt/sbin/cron[1065]: (root) CMD (nice /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 15:15:01 /opt/sbin/cron[1068]: (root) CMD (run-parts /opt/etc/cron.5mins ^M)
Jan 25 15:15:02 /opt/sbin/cron[1069]: (root) CMD (nice /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 15:16:01 /opt/sbin/cron[1076]: (root) CMD (nice /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 15:17:01 /opt/sbin/cron[1078]: (root) CMD (nice /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 15:18:01 /opt/sbin/cron[1080]: (root) CMD (nice /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 15:19:01 /opt/sbin/cron[1082]: (root) CMD (nice /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 15:20:01 /opt/sbin/cron[1085]: (root) CMD (run-parts /opt/etc/cron.5mins ^M)
Jan 25 15:20:01 /opt/sbin/cron[1086]: (root) CMD (nice /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 15:21:01 /opt/sbin/cron[1093]: (root) CMD (nice /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 15:22:01 /opt/sbin/cron[1095]: (root) CMD (nice /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 15:23:01 /opt/sbin/cron[1097]: (root) CMD (nice /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 15:24:01 /opt/sbin/cron[1099]: (root) CMD (nice /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 15:25:01 /opt/sbin/cron[1102]: (root) CMD (run-parts /opt/etc/cron.5mins ^M)
Jan 25 15:25:01 /opt/sbin/cron[1103]: (root) CMD (nice /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Jan 25 15:26:01 /opt/sbin/cron[1110]: (root) CMD (nice /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1^M)
Could you post here the content of the rrdrun.sh script? There is probably wrong path to rrdtool.sh in cron.Quote:
Originally Posted by Devil-Strike
To check use:
The path in crontab must be changed to be the same.Code:[maros@wl-500gp root]$ type rrdtool.sh
rrdtool.sh is /opt/bin/rrdtool.sh
[maros@wl-500gp root]$
this is my rrdrun.shQuote:
Originally Posted by maros
Code:#!/bin/sh
/opt/usr/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1
and this is the the outbut of type rrdtool
Code:[root@Devil-Strike bin]$ type rrdtool
rrdtool is /opt/bin/rrdtool
Ok, as you can see, you have the rrdtool.sh script placed in "/opt/usr/bin/", but path in crontab is only "/opt/bin/". Update the crontab to:Quote:
Originally Posted by Devil-Strike
And it should works.Code:*/1 * * * * root nice /opt/usr/bin/rrdtool.sh >> /opt/var/log/rrdtool.log 2>&1
Ok i will try.Quote:
Originally Posted by maros
Can anyone point me to a rrdtool 1.0.50 ipk file, the one that doesn't freeze when rendering certain graphics? All the repositories I've seen seem to include only recent versions.
Install http://wl500g.dyndns.org/7g/ and then try again
Oleg's firmware 1.9.2.7-7g-pre1 seems to make rrdtool work much better. I'm generating 7 different graphics in about 50 seconds, and no more hang up rrdtool's left behind. See this if you're willing to give 7g-pre1 a spin.
Ah, that's better. See here:
http://wl500g.info/showpost.php?p=47431&postcount=52
I try understand how rrdcollect works.
I created a rrd base via rrdtool.
than i run rrdcollect with default config file.Code:rrdtool create eth0.rrd \
DS:bytes_in:DERIVE:600:0:12500000 \
DS:bytes_out:DERIVE:600:0:12500000 \
DS:pkts_in:DERIVE:600:0:12500000 \
DS:pkts_out:DERIVE:600:0:12500000 \
RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:1:576 \
RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:6:672 \
RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:24:732 \
RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:144:1460
So, it`s update rrdbase every minute, but the value is "NAN".Code:...
# Net: statistics
#file:///proc/net/dev
" eth0: %d %d %*d %*d %*d %*d %*d %*d %d %d" eth0.rrd:bytes_in,pkts_in,bytes_out, pkts_out
...
I use Oleg's firmware 1.9.2.7-7g-pre1 as recommended.
FWIW, you've set up the database for a step of 5 minutes. You need the -s parameter to rrdtool create, and the default is 300 seconds. Otherwise, the database definition looks good, so you can rule that out.
Why rrdcollect? I prefer rrdupdate, and collect the numbers myself, this way I can see what's going on. Perhaps you're not getting the numbers you think you are. Or maybe it doesn't run once a minute like you think it is.
And then there's the graph where you could go wrong. How did you define that?
Just remove the space after colon (":").Quote:
Originally Posted by _Denis_
Rrdcollect is stand alone app, dont need cron for run. And as said developer much faster as rrdtool update. So i just want try it.
I try to remove space after colon, nothing change.
But the strange things happen and with rrdtool update. I a little bit correct "macsat rrdtool tutorial" script for statistic of tun0 (OPENVPN inteface).
First i try collect data from ifconfig, but in/out byte are always zero . (I dont know why). I decide use /proc/net/dev for get a stat. I create base like in tutorial, but when i add data the value is NAN.
Right now i dont had my config file, i will post tonight.
Yeah, I had to switch to using /proc/net/dev too. I don't know why macsat used ifconfig, it seems a terribly inefficient way to gather data. I always use /proc files whenever possible.
My setting that works:Quote:
Originally Posted by _Denis_
Code:# Net: statistics
file:///proc/net/dev
" vlan1:%d %*d %*d %*d %*d %*d %*d %*d %d" /opt/var/lib/rrd/test/vlan1.rrd:in,out
" vlan0:%d %*d %*d %*d %*d %*d %*d %*d %d" /opt/var/lib/rrd/test/vlan0.rrd:in,out
" eth1:%d %*d %*d %*d %*d %*d %*d %*d %d" /opt/var/lib/rrd/test/eth1.rrd:in,out
[maros@wl-500gp root]$ cat /proc/net/dev
Inter-| Receive | Transmit
face |bytes packets errs drop fifo frame compressed multicast|bytes packets errs drop fifo colls carrier compressed
lo:113530488 1341376 0 0 0 0 0 0 113530488 1341376 0 0 0 0 0 0
sit0: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
eth0:2578898335 55172183 1039 0 1005 1005 0 0 2380392205 53092190 0 0 0 0 0 0
eth1: 0 0 0 0 0 1405 0 0 919965 15314 16 0 0 0 0 0
vlan0:3303049714 4772022 0 0 0 0 0 222 1328633450 5193225 0 0 0 0 0 0
vlan1:2577692385 50400031 0 0 0 0 0 1299451 1051758607 47898963 0 0 0 0 0 0
br0:3283961626 4772022 0 0 0 0 0 0 1274601982 4638916 0 0 0 0 0 0
It`s work. My mistake, forgot uncommet file:///proc/net/dev.
2 maros what are you using for create images. rrdcgi or cron with rrdtool?
I'm using rrdtool, because of archiving stuff. I've made updated version of rrdtool.sh script, sources are here: rrdmonitor (right click and "Save as").Quote:
Originally Posted by _Denis_
You can check it and let me know if you have any comments.
I would like to create some official page for it and maybe create and include package to nslu2 package tree, but I need to find some time first.
Very useful script you made. I had a small problem with config, it not create any images until i have changed premision for /tmp/harddisk/opt/share/www/rrd to 667. May be i wrong but it not good idea to access rwx for "other"?Quote:
Originally Posted by maros
Sorry, I didn't understand your last sentence.Quote:
Originally Posted by _Denis_
I have some mess on user rights on my router, so it is possible that permissions are not set correctly in the script.
May be I should finally solve it:
- I'm using a renamed "admin" user account that owning most of files.
- My thttpd web server runs as nobody user.
- Disk is mounted via nfs and I want to be able check and change files as my desktop user.
It`s my bad English. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by maros
What`s the point of archive, bottom of the page? Try figure out, without any results.
Add the following config:
Quote:
[admin@oleo root]$ cat /opt/etc/thttpd.conf
dir=/opt/share/www
port=80
user=admin
nochroot
nosymlink
charset=iso-8859-2
cgipat=cgi-bin/*
novhost
logfile=/opt/var/log/thttpd.log
pidfile=/opt/var/run/thttpd.pid
Does this mod script work with latest 7f?
I tried to put rrdtool to work with 7f before reading this topic... :( damm!
Floating poingt bug in kernel is corrected only in http://wl500g.dyndns.org/7g/
@maros : Any progress on rrdmonitor?
Hi!
My problem is that the log file is empty and the directories "RRD" under: "/opt/share/www" and "/opt/var/lib/" aren't created. I therefore cannot monitor
I've installed RRDTool via ipkg and that works. I have followed macsats cronguide and tested with the 5 minutes test script in the same guide.
That test script works as well (i have it placed in /opt/etc/cron.5mins/).
I was unable to use the default dir "/opt/usr/bin" since it didn't exist. I've tried although by creating that dir and placing the script there but that didn't help.
I've also tried changing the default dir to "/opt/bin" in the script and also placing the script in there. No luck there I'm afraid.
I have the "rrdrun.sh" script inside /opt/etc/cron.5mins/ and I it's executable.
I'm using lighttpd and perhaps that affects everything?
Since I'm unable to copy text from Putty I have included a printscreen of my currently running processes.
I hope someone might know what this is. Would love to get this working please!
Hi,Quote:
Originally Posted by tzd99
I can only help you with your putty problem... :o
Select what you want to copy and press Ctrl+Insert. And then paste it in putty with "Shift+Insert", or Ctrl+V in Windows.
Or use, for example:
ps axf > /opt/ps.txt
I can paste into putty but not the other way around (copy from putty). Tried via ctrl+insert but taht didn't help I'm afraid. Thanks for your reply though :)
UPDATE: just found out there's some issues with the linux version. Also found out i could use Konsole instead..... now that was a lot easier than puTTY ;)
Has installed on wl-700 rrdtool.
The Server lighttpd and php and cron are installed and work.
I try to start this script
Code:#!/bin/sh
#
# macsat RRDTool script for ASUS WL-500g (Deluxe) v1.1 (18-07-2005)
#
# (c) 2005 by macsat@macsat.com
# Feel free to distribute and improve :-)
#
#
# Configuration Start
# Directory for storing RRD Databases
RRDDATA=/opt/var/lib/rrd/
# Directory for storing webpages / images
RRDIMG=/opt/share/www/rrd/
# Configuration End
#Output date for log...
date
if [ ! -d "${RRDDATA}" ]
then
echo "RRD Database dir: $RRDDATA does not exist...Creating Now...."
mkdir -p "${RRDDATA}"
fi
if [ ! -d "${RRDIMG}" ]
then
echo "RRD Image / web dir: $RRDIMG does not exist....Creating Now...."
mkdir -p "${RRDIMG}"
fi
# $1 = html file $2 = Period
CreateHTML ()
{
echo "<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>macsat.com demo RRDTool Traffic Graph Page </TITLE></HEAD><BODY> <h3>Traffic Graphs - ${2} </h3>" > "${1}"
echo "<center><a href='index.html'>Daily Graphs</a> | <a href='week.html'> Weekly Graphs </a> | <a href='month.html'> Monthly Graphs </a> | <a href='year.html'> Yearly Graph </a>" >> "${1}"
echo "<br><br><img src='wan${2}.png'><br><img src='lan${2}.png'><br><img src='wlan${2}.png'><br></CENTER></BODY></HTML>" >> "${1}"
echo "Create started..."
}
if [ ! -f "${RRDIMG}/index.html" ]
then
echo " index.html does not exist.....Creating Now...."
CreateHTML "${RRDIMG}/index.html" day
fi
if [ ! -f "${RRDIMG}/week.html" ]
then
echo " week.html does not exist.....Creating Now...."
CreateHTML "${RRDIMG}/week.html" week
fi
if [ ! -f "${RRDIMG}/month.html" ]
then
echo " month.html does not exist.....Creating Now...."
CreateHTML "${RRDIMG}/month.html" month
fi
if [ ! -f "${RRDIMG}/year.html" ]
then
echo " year.html does not exist.....Creating Now...."
CreateHTML "${RRDIMG}/year.html" year
fi
WANIF=`nvram get wan_ifname`
LANIF=`nvram get lan_ifnames | awk '{print $1}'`
WLANIF=`nvram get wl0_ifname`
#debug lines
echo "WAN Interface: ${WANIF}"
echo "LAN Interface: ${LANIF}"
echo "WLAN Interface: ${WLANIF}"
WANRRD="${RRDDATA}/${WANIF}.rrd"
LANRRD="${RRDDATA}/${LANIF}.rrd"
WLANRRD="${RRDDATA}/${WLANIF}.rrd"
CreateRRD ()
{
rrdtool create "${1}" \
DS:in:DERIVE:600:0:12500000 \
DS:out:DERIVE:600:0:12500000 \
RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:1:576 \
RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:6:672 \
RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:24:732 \
RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:144:1460
}
if [ ! -f "${WANRRD}" ]
then
echo "RRD file : ${WANRRD} does not exist...Creating Now..."
CreateRRD "${WANRRD}"
fi
if [ ! -f "${LANRRD}" ]
then
echo "RRD file : ${LANRRD} does not exist...Creating Now..."
CreateRRD "${LANRRD}"
fi
if [ ! -f "${WLANRRD}" ]
then
echo "RRD file : ${WLANRRD} does not exist...Creating Now..."
CreateRRD "${WLANRRD}"
fi
WANIN=`ifconfig "${WANIF}" |grep bytes|awk -F ":" '{print $2}'|awk '{print $1}'`
WANOUT=`ifconfig "${WANIF}" |grep bytes|awk -F ":" '{print $3}'|awk '{print $1}'`
LANIN=`ifconfig "${LANIF}" |grep bytes|awk -F ":" '{print $2}'|awk '{print $1}'`
LANOUT=`ifconfig "${LANIF}" |grep bytes|awk -F ":" '{print $3}'|awk '{print $1}'`
WLANIN=`ifconfig "${WLANIF}" |grep bytes|awk -F ":" '{print $2}'|awk '{print $1}'`
WLANOUT=`ifconfig "${WLANIF}" |grep bytes|awk -F ":" '{print $3}'|awk '{print $1}'`
# Debug
echo "WAN -> in: ${WANIN} out: ${WANOUT} "
echo "LAN -> in: ${LANIN} out: ${LANOUT}"
echo "WLAN -> in: ${WLANIN} out: ${WLANOUT}"
# Update the Databases
`rrdupdate "${WANRRD}" -t in:out N:"${WANIN}":"${WANOUT}"`
`rrdupdate "${LANRRD}" -t in:out N:"${LANIN}":"${LANOUT}"`
`rrdupdate "${WLANRRD}" -t in:out N:"${WLANIN}":"${WLANOUT}"`
# $1 = ImageFile , $2 = Time in secs to go back , $3 = RRDfil , $4 = GraphText
CreateGraph ()
{
rrdtool graph "${1}.new" -a PNG -s -"${2}" -w 550 -h 240 -v "bytes/s" \
'DEF:ds1='${3}':in:AVERAGE' \
'DEF:ds2='${3}':out:AVERAGE' \
'LINE1:ds1#00FF00:Incoming Traffic' \
GPRINT:ds1:MAX:"Max %6.2lf %s" \
GPRINT:ds1:MIN:"Min %6.2lf %s" \
GPRINT:ds1:AVERAGE:"Avg %6.2lf %s" \
GPRINT:ds1:LAST:"Curr %6.2lf %s\n" \
'LINE1:ds2#0000FF:Outgoing Traffic' \
GPRINT:ds2:MAX:"Max %6.2lf %s" \
GPRINT:ds2:MIN:"Min %6.2lf %s" \
GPRINT:ds2:AVERAGE:"Avg %6.2lf %s" \
GPRINT:ds2:LAST:"Curr %6.2lf %s" \
-t "${4}"
mv -f "${1}.new" "${1}"
}
# Set time-variables
MTIME=`date "+%M"`
HTIME=`date "+%H"`
# Update Daily graphs every 10 mins
if [ "${MTIME}" = 00 ] || [ "${MTIME}" = 10 ] || [ "${MTIME}" = 20 ] || [ "${MTIME}" = 30 ] || [ "${MTIME}" = 40 ] || [ "${MTIME}" = 50 ];
then
# 1 Day Graph
echo "Daily Graphs created....."
CreateGraph "${RRDIMG}/wanday.png" 86400 "${WANRRD}" WAN
CreateGraph "${RRDIMG}/landay.png" 86400 "${LANRRD}" LAN
CreateGraph "${RRDIMG}/wlanday.png" 86400 "${WLANRRD}" WLAN
fi
# Update Weekly graph once an hour
if [ "${MTIME}" = 00 ];
then
# 1 Week Graph
echo "Weekly Graphs created....."
CreateGraph "${RRDIMG}/wanweek.png" 604800 "${WANRRD}" WAN
CreateGraph "${RRDIMG}/lanweek.png" 604800 "${LANRRD}" LAN
CreateGraph "${RRDIMG}/wlanweek.png" 604800 "${WLANRRD}" WLAN
fi
# Update Monthly and Yearly graphs once a day (maby twice a day on 12h settings)
if [ "${HTIME}" = 04 ] && [ "${MTIME}" = 15 ];
then
# 1 Month Graph
echo "Monthly Graphs Created...."
CreateGraph "${RRDIMG}/wanmonth.png" 2678400 "${WANRRD}" WAN
CreateGraph "${RRDIMG}/lanmonth.png" 2678400 "${LANRRD}" LAN
CreateGraph "${RRDIMG}/wlanmonth.png" 2678400 "${WLANRRD}" WLAN
# 1 Year Graph
echo "Yearly Graphs Created...."
CreateGraph "${RRDIMG}/wanyear.png" 31536000 "${WANRRD}" WAN
CreateGraph "${RRDIMG}/lanyear.png" 31536000 "${LANRRD}" LAN
CreateGraph "${RRDIMG}/wlanyear.png" 31536000 "${WLANRRD}" WLAN
fi
echo " <------------------------------------------------------------->"
echo " "
The Directory for storage pics with schedules and for.rrd files this script has created.
And all... In a broad gull a file rrdtool only such messages
Sat Sep 6 10:07:53 UTC 2008
RRD Database dir:/opt/var/lib/rrd/does not exist... Creating Now....
RRD Image / web dir:/opt/share/www/rrd/does not exist.... Creating Now....
syntax error
Sat Sep 6 10:07:56 UTC 2008
syntax error
Sat Sep 6 10:07:58 UTC 2008
syntax error
Sat Sep 6 10:10:39 UTC 2008
syntax error
That was not pleasant to this script ? :confused:
Help pls...
The problem has started to dare gradually.
To begin with, what a script (my first message) though see as that has started to work on wl-700g. Its first line should be changed to the
Once again we try to start a script.Code:#!/opt/bin/sh
Directory rrd it has created and.html files too has created. And here.rrd and pictures he does not wish to create files. A script it is necessary to "hang" (while it violently not to interrupt) with the message which "fat" is allocated (in broad gulls rrdtool anything is not present).Code:[root@WL700gE bin]$ ./rrdtool.sh
Sun Sep 7 19:27:01 UTC 2008
RRD Database dir: /opt/share/www/lighttpd/rrd/ does not exist...Creating Now....
index.html does not exist.....Creating Now....
Create started...
week.html does not exist.....Creating Now....
Create started...
month.html does not exist.....Creating Now....
Create started...
year.html does not exist.....Creating Now....
Create started...
WAN Interface: eth0
LAN Interface: vlan0
WLAN Interface: eth1
RRD file : /opt/share/www/lighttpd/rrd/eth0.rrd does not exist...Creating Now...
That is interesting. A kind command:
it is carried out perfectly. rrd the file is created.Code:rrdtool create load.rrd DS:sysload:GAUGE:600:U:U RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:1:48
From here it is possible to draw a conclusion that with program adjustment of mine wl-700g all is good. And a problem in the script.
Help pls to adapt the given script under wl-700g :rolleyes: