Re: Re:Bandwidth Monitor

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Ed Wilts wrote:

On Sat, May 08, 2004 at 07:44:56PM +0530, Harry wrote:


Thanks for your suggesstion, I downloaded the mrtg script, I also installed all the modules perfectly...as I got rpms from the net, now when I run the script I get this error....
./mrtg_total.pl: line 135: syntax error near unexpected token `$DEBUG'
./mrtg_total.pl: line 135: `my ($DEBUG)= (0); # 1 to get debugging printouts to STDERR,'


Is there something wrong in the script ?or is is that I have to do something at my end...I was also wondering where are the options that specify the Interfaces...



On that web page there are instructions on modifying your mrtg.cfg file with what looks like comment lines (#-#) but are read by mrtg_total.pl to get the information for each information.

It took me a bit of time this morning, but I've finally got mine
working: http://www.ewilts.org/mrtg/graphs/mrtg_total/

I grabbed my modules from cpan and recompiled from the sources. These
are the versions I used on my RHEL3 system:
[root@p6000 GD]# ls *gz
GD-1.41.tar.gz GDGraph3d-0.56.tar.gz
GDGraph-1.43.tar.gz GDTextUtil-0.86.tar.gz


Thanks a Million Mr Ed for yr speedy response.....I downloaded the rpm followed some instructions from this site http://www.grape-info.com/doc/linux/config/mrtg-2.10.5-1.html
and its working awesome......
I have been seeing the graphs that it makes every 5 mins, it clearly shows all the connections and the Traffic Load but my million dollar question is yet to be answerd?Where do I get to see the total bandwidth utilised on a daily basis?Am i still missing something?Guess will need to resarch more, in the mean time yr pointer will defintaley be appreciated.


Regards

Harry



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