| 2013-06-06 14:49:55 |
Petr P |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2013-06-06 14:50:55 |
Petr P |
description |
I wanted to plot a network diagram with Tx-data heading up (above 0) and Rx-data heading down (below 0) for more clarity. Unfortunately I've got both Tx and Rx in the same RRD file, so I got something like:
['data/network/if_octets.rrd', 'tx', 'Transmit', 'bit/s', function (v) { return v*8; }],
['data/network/if_octets.rrd', 'rx', 'Receive', 'bit/s', function (v) { return -v*8; }]
This results in both tx/rx heading up, on the other but this:
['data/network/if_octets.rrd', 'tx', 'Transmit', 'bit/s', function (v) { return -v*8; }],
['data/network/if_octets.rrd', 'rx', 'Receive', 'bit/s', function (v) { return v*8; }]
...results in both rx/tx heading down.
It seems Jarmon applies transformer function only for the first time and ignores it after.
Is it easily repairable?
Thanks in advance
Peter |
I wanted to plot a network diagram with Tx-data heading up (above 0) and Rx-data heading down (below 0) for more clarity. Unfortunately I've got both Tx and Rx in the same RRD file, so I got something like:
['data/network/if_octets.rrd', 'tx', 'Transmit', 'bit/s', function (v) { return v*8; }],
['data/network/if_octets.rrd', 'rx', 'Receive', 'bit/s', function (v) { return -v*8; }]
This results in both tx/rx heading up, but this:
['data/network/if_octets.rrd', 'tx', 'Transmit', 'bit/s', function (v) { return -v*8; }],
['data/network/if_octets.rrd', 'rx', 'Receive', 'bit/s', function (v) { return v*8; }]
...results in both rx/tx heading down.
It seems Jarmon applies transformer function only for the first time and ignores it after.
Is it easily repairable?
Thanks in advance
Peter |
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| 2013-06-06 14:51:33 |
Petr P |
description |
I wanted to plot a network diagram with Tx-data heading up (above 0) and Rx-data heading down (below 0) for more clarity. Unfortunately I've got both Tx and Rx in the same RRD file, so I got something like:
['data/network/if_octets.rrd', 'tx', 'Transmit', 'bit/s', function (v) { return v*8; }],
['data/network/if_octets.rrd', 'rx', 'Receive', 'bit/s', function (v) { return -v*8; }]
This results in both tx/rx heading up, but this:
['data/network/if_octets.rrd', 'tx', 'Transmit', 'bit/s', function (v) { return -v*8; }],
['data/network/if_octets.rrd', 'rx', 'Receive', 'bit/s', function (v) { return v*8; }]
...results in both rx/tx heading down.
It seems Jarmon applies transformer function only for the first time and ignores it after.
Is it easily repairable?
Thanks in advance
Peter |
I wanted to plot a network diagram with Tx-data heading up (above 0) and Rx-data heading down (below 0) for more clarity. Unfortunately I've got both Tx and Rx in the same RRD file, so I got something like:
['data/network/if_octets.rrd', 'tx', 'Transmit', 'bit/s', function (v) { return v*8; }],
['data/network/if_octets.rrd', 'rx', 'Receive', 'bit/s', function (v) { return -v*8; }]
This results in both tx/rx heading up, but this:
['data/network/if_octets.rrd', 'tx', 'Transmit', 'bit/s', function (v) { return -v*8; }],
['data/network/if_octets.rrd', 'rx', 'Receive', 'bit/s', function (v) { return v*8; }]
...results in both rx/tx heading down.
It seems Jarmon applies transformer function only for the first time (considering one RRD file) and ignores it after.
Is it easily repairable?
Thanks in advance
Peter |
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| 2013-06-14 14:59:46 |
Richard Wall |
jarmon: assignee |
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Richard Wall (richardw) |
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| 2013-06-14 14:59:57 |
Richard Wall |
jarmon: importance |
Undecided |
Medium |
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| 2013-06-14 15:00:03 |
Richard Wall |
jarmon: status |
New |
Confirmed |
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| 2013-06-14 15:40:51 |
Richard Wall |
branch linked |
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lp:~richardw/jarmon/independent-ds-transformers-1188220 |
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| 2015-07-30 02:55:30 |
L29Ah |
bug |
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added subscriber L29Ah |
