Re: Combining Multiple Datasources

Roberto Ullfig wrote:
> Marc Powell wrote:
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>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: [email protected]
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>> [mailto:cricket-users-
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>>> [email protected]] On Behalf Of Roberto Ullfig
>>> Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 11:24 AM
>>> To: [email protected]
>>> Subject: [cricket-users] Combining Multiple Datasources
>>>
>>> I've been looking at this for a while and still don't understand
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>> things
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>>> - I'm missing some basic cricket knowledge here. I want to SUM four of
>>> the data sources listed below into one graph. Can someone please
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>> assist?
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>>> I already have two working graphs:
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>> Here's an example from my system. My targettype of mr-messages
>> corresponds to your in.email.received. The mtargets are the paths to
>> targets I wish to sum. This is a graphing-only target. No data
>> collection is occurring for it specifically.
>>
>> target all-mr-mailrelays-messages
>>         unknown-is-zero = true
>>         short-desc      = "Combined spam statistics for all spam
>> scanning machines"
>>         show-avg-max    = true;
>>         show-max        = true;
>>         mtargets        =
>> "/mailstats/mail-relays/mr-mailrelay1-messages;
>>  
>> /mailstats/mail-relays/mr-mailrelay2-messages;
>>  
>> /mailstats/mail-relays/mr-mailrelay3-messages;
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>> /mailstats/mail-relays/mr-mailrelay4-messages;
>>                            /mailstats/mail-relays/mr-mta1-messages;
>>                            /mailstats/mail-relays/mr-mta2-messages;
>>                            /mailstats/mail-relays/mr-mta3-messages;
>>                            /mailstats/mail-relays/mr-mta4-messages;
>>                            /mailstats/mail-relays/mr-mta5-messages;
>>                            /mailstats/mail-relays/mr-imap04-messages"
>>         mtargets-ops    = "sum()"
>>         target-type     = mr-messages
>>         display-name    = "Combined Spam Statistics"
>>
>> HTH.
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>> --
>> Marc
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> How does yours graph anything? Don't you need a "graph" operative?
>
> I'm trying this now:
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> in.email.received.all:
> target in.email.received.all
>     display-name = "Incoming E-Mail Received - All"
>     short-desc   = "Incoming E-Mail Received - All"
>     long-desc    = "Incoming E-Mail Received - All"
>     util-dir = %auto-base%/../cricket/util
>     auto-target-path = %auto-base%
>     target-type = testtype
>     mtargets =
>     "
>     /services/mailin/data/in.test1;
>     /services/mailin/data/in.test2;
>     /services/mailin/data/in.test3;
>     /services/mailin/data/in.test4
>     "
>     mtargets-ops    = "sum()"
> graph in.email.received.all
>
> and I created 4 files in /services/mailin/data;
>
> in.test1 looks like this:
>
> datasource data1 ds-source =  
> "file:0:/mnt/global/cricket/datasources/services/mailin/totspamham-total"
> target in.test1
>     targettype = testtype
>     ds = "data1"
>
>
> Should the above work?
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Doesn't work. In your example Marc you're using mtargets. The docs say 
that each target in the mtargets must have the same target type but how 
can that be? Each target type lists a particular data source and if the 
target type is the same then the data sources are all the same - how can 
you sum different data sources with this?

-- 
Roberto Ullfig - [email protected]


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