Re: graph displays daily but not weekly/monthly/yearly stats

On Thu, Aug 19, 2010 at 06:53:01PM +0200, Kiss Gabor (Bitman) wrote:
> > Any idea how to debug this further?
> 
> grapher.cgi, line 62:
> $log = 'debug';
> 
> Then look for rrdtool command line in http server's error log.

Here they are.  I don't see anything amiss with this.

[19-Aug-2010 13:44:41 ] RRDs::graph /tmp/cricket-cache/cricket-28a95e55.png -a PNG --base 1000 --start -151200 --vertical-label Delay --width 500 --height 200 DEF:ds0=/cricket/maillogs.rrd:ds2:AVERAGE DEF:ds1=/cricket/maillogs.rrd:ds3:AVERAGE AREA:ds0#00cc00:average delay per message sent by Postfix LINE1:ds1#ff0000:standard deviation of delay per message sent by Postfix VRULE:1282190400#ff0000: VRULE:1282104000#ff0000:
[19-Aug-2010 13:44:41 ] RRDs::graph /tmp/cricket-cache/cricket-387ac561.png -a PNG --base 1000 --start -41472000 --vertical-label Delay --width 500 --height 200 DEF:ds0=/cricket/maillogs.rrd:ds2:AVERAGE DEF:ds1=/cricket/maillogs.rrd:ds3:AVERAGE AREA:ds0#00cc00:average delay per message sent by Postfix LINE1:ds1#ff0000:standard deviation of delay per message sent by Postfix VRULE:1262318400#ff0000:
[19-Aug-2010 13:44:42 ] RRDs::graph /tmp/cricket-cache/cricket-80bb26e1.png -a PNG --base 1000 --start -3628800 --vertical-label Delay --width 500 --height 200 DEF:ds0=/cricket/maillogs.rrd:ds2:AVERAGE DEF:ds1=/cricket/maillogs.rrd:ds3:AVERAGE AREA:ds0#00cc00:average delay per message sent by Postfix LINE1:ds1#ff0000:standard deviation of delay per message sent by Postfix VRULE:1280635200#ff0000:
[19-Aug-2010 13:44:42 ] RRDs::graph /tmp/cricket-cache/cricket-ef141937.png -a PNG --base 1000 --start -864000 --vertical-label Delay --width 500 --height 200 DEF:ds0=/cricket/maillogs.rrd:ds2:AVERAGE DEF:ds1=/cricket/maillogs.rrd:ds3:AVERAGE AREA:ds0#00cc00:average delay per message sent by Postfix LINE1:ds1#ff0000:standard deviation of delay per message sent by Postfix VRULE:1281931200#ff0000:

grapher.pl is running in mod-perl, so I restarted the web server a couple
of times to make sure the environment was clean.  No change - the graphs

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