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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Problem creating graph with gnuplot with time on x-axis Post 302794359 by verdepollo on Monday 15th of April 2013 06:02:50 PM
Old 04-15-2013
I am by no means a gpuplot expert but from the description of your original post, sounds like rrdtool might just be a tailor-made tool for what you're trying to achieve.
 

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RRDCOLLECT(8)							    RRDcollect							     RRDCOLLECT(8)

NAME
RRDcollect -- Round-Robin Database Collecting Daemon. SYNOPSIS
rrdcollect [option]... DESCRIPTION
The rrdcollect daemon is responsible for fetching statistical data from various soures (listed in rrdcollect.conf), typically files under /proc/ directory. It periodically reads them and searches for patterns from configuration file. Values are then stored inside rrdtool's .rrd files. OPTIONS
RRDcollect follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). General options -c file --config=file Specifies which file should be read instead of default config file. -n --no-fork Program will not fork. Very useful when testing or debugging. -v --verbose Increase verbosity. This option also implies --no-fork, since you probably don't want RRDcollect in daemon mode trashing your termi- nal. RRD update options -o file --output=file Specifies file to which rrdtool(1)-style commands should be written. If file you specify is `-' (hyphen), then commans are written to standard output (this case implies --no-fork). -p --pipe --pipe=program When this option is used, RRDcollect will open pipe to rrdtool(1) program and send it update commands. If you don't give program, the compiled-in default is assumed (either `rrdtool - >/dev/null' or full path to rrdtool(1) binary). The program option can be specified as a full path or just a command name, in the latter case the program should reside on PATH. If no RRD update option is given, RRDcollect uses internal librrd routines (the preferred mode of operation). If RRDcollect is not com- piled with librrd, then it will fall back to pipe-mode. Help and information -V --version Display RRDcollect's version, compile-time options and license. -h --help Show summary of options. --usage Show short usage information. FILES
/etc/rrdcollect.conf SEE ALSO
rrdcollect.conf(5), rrdtool(1), pcre(3) BUGS
Hopefully not many... AUTHOR
Dawid Kuroczko <qnex@knm.org.pl> Artur R. Czechowski <arturcz@hell.pl> 2 September 2002 RRDcollect 0.2.10 RRDCOLLECT(8)
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