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Reset single RRDtool Databases/Graphs

seezer
Hi,

I have some strange (probably from tests) values (100mb/s on an 3mbit connection)
stored in the rrd database for my external device and would like to reset it.
will everything work when i just delete the file in /var/log/reporting/rrd 
and run /etc/init.d/rrdcreator again?

Greets,
Sebastian


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    Nice work, this is almost precise. :-)
    But as a matter of fact, the interface rrds are handled separately, because they rely on the SNMP daemon (and during boot it is not available at that time). You should run /usr/local/bin/rrd_create_interfaces.pl after removing the interface RRD instead, this will do exactly what you want.

    Cheers,
    andreas
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    Nice work, this is almost precise. :-)
    But as a matter of fact, the interface rrds are handled separately, because they rely on the SNMP daemon (and during boot it is not available at that time). You should run /usr/local/bin/rrd_create_interfaces.pl after removing the interface RRD instead, this will do exactly what you want.

    Cheers,
    andreas
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