How to read this value in the weathermap????

[polletj]

Sounds stupid but what is now the actual value for this

478.9K

This is shown in the traffic label of the link.

Actual traffic on that link is 4789000 Bits/s

I would expect to read one of the following values:

4789000
4789K
4,789M

Is this my bug or weathermap bug?

[Howie]

[polletj]

Well value read from graph is 4789000.

I leave the bits and bytes for what they are.

Do not take into account only the value.

[Howie]

[polletj]

Howie,

As it's still early in the morning, just went out in the snow...
to wake up a bit....

The value represented in the traffic graph is multiplied by 8 to get the
bits/s.

So the same is done for the weathermap.

Then I assume the values should be the same right?

eg in the graph showing 4789000 should be represented in the weathermap
as either:

4789000
4789K
4,789M (, is used in Belgium)


Correct me if i'm wrong.

Cheers
Johan

[Howie]

[polletj]

I use the simple normal template for traffic in bits/sec

no fancy hocus pocus...

[Howie]

[polletj]

Howie,

Thanks for youre time but :



My copy paste mistake in a coding part.



Corrected the lazy copy paste and YES it works again....

I have added this in order to be able to weather the link status:

for ($i=0, $cnt=count($cols); $i < $cnt; $i++)
{
$values[$heads[$i]]=$cols[$i];
}

// as long as no-one actually manages to create an RRD with a DS of '-', //then this will just fall through to 0 for '-'

=> next part is added to cope with link status and connections

stmt 1763 switch ($in_ds)
{
case 'traffic_in':
$inbw=$values[$in_ds] * 8;
break;
default:
$inbw=$values[$in_ds] *1;
break;
}
switch ($out_ds)
{
case 'traffic_out':
$outbw=$values[$out_ds] * 8;
break;
default:
$outbw=$values[$out_ds] * 1;
break;
}


Cheers
Johan

PS: Enjoy the weekend

[Howie]