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I'm keeping track of number of people on a server. The people on that server are from all over the world. They want to know how many people are online now, and like to see how many were online over the last 90 minutes, 36 hours, 10 days, 45 days. (each in it's own graph).
I'm using RRDTool to actually put the numbers in a graph format. I'm not going to use any other graphing tool.
So the problem is that the x-axis on the graph has the times ( 16:30:00 / 16:45:00 /etc ). As not everyone viewing the graphs are in the server's timezone, those times would be lost on them.
What I am trying to achieve is for the times to be left-to-right and be for "minutes ago"
"90 75 60 45 30 15 0"
I'm running RRDTool v1.5.5
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I'm keeping track of number of people on a server. The people on that server are from all over the world. They want to know how many people are online now, and like to see how many were online over the last 90 minutes, 36 hours, 10 days, 45 days. (each in it's own graph).
I'm using RRDTool to actually put the numbers in a graph format. I'm not going to use any other graphing tool.
So the problem is that the x-axis on the graph has the times ( 16:30:00 / 16:45:00 /etc ). As not everyone viewing the graphs are in the server's timezone, those times would be lost on them.
What I am trying to achieve is for the times to be left-to-right and be for "minutes ago"
"90 75 60 45 30 15 0"
I'm running RRDTool v1.5.5
linux bash rrdtool
asked 48 mins ago
JimJim
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I'm keeping track of number of people on a server. The people on that server are from all over the world. They want to know how many people are online now, and like to see how many were online over the last 90 minutes, 36 hours, 10 days, 45 days. (each in it's own graph).
I'm using RRDTool to actually put the numbers in a graph format. I'm not going to use any other graphing tool.
So the problem is that the x-axis on the graph has the times ( 16:30:00 / 16:45:00 /etc ). As not everyone viewing the graphs are in the server's timezone, those times would be lost on them.
What I am trying to achieve is for the times to be left-to-right and be for "minutes ago"
"90 75 60 45 30 15 0"
I'm running RRDTool v1.5.5
linux bash rrdtool
asked 48 mins ago
JimJim
1763 silver badges16 bronze badges
I'm keeping track of number of people on a server. The people on that server are from all over the world. They want to know how many people are online now, and like to see how many were online over the last 90 minutes, 36 hours, 10 days, 45 days. (each in it's own graph).
I'm using RRDTool to actually put the numbers in a graph format. I'm not going to use any other graphing tool.
So the problem is that the x-axis on the graph has the times ( 16:30:00 / 16:45:00 /etc ). As not everyone viewing the graphs are in the server's timezone, those times would be lost on them.
What I am trying to achieve is for the times to be left-to-right and be for "minutes ago"
"90 75 60 45 30 15 0"
I'm running RRDTool v1.5.5
linux bash rrdtool
linux bash rrdtool
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