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+ | === Overview === | ||
+ | The basic approach is as follows: | ||
+ | * Direct your hylafax log to your web-server using syslog | ||
+ | * Use syslog-ng or logrotate to keep log files small (weekly works well for me) | ||
+ | * Run the perl script <code>modem_usage_from_syslog.pl</code> as a CGI program on your web-server | ||
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+ | === Installation === | ||
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+ | http://ploticus.sourceforge.net |
Revision as of 23:22, 1 October 2007
How to graph your modem utilisation with ploticus
This install process describes how to generate a stair-step graph of you modem usage throughout the day, with the explicit goal of answering the question:
- Do I have enough modems?
It is a bit involved. However, one you are finished you will be able to generate graphs like these, which are viewable from any web-browser (even a Manager can use it!)
File:Modem usage from syslog.recv.png File:Modem usage from syslog.send.png
Overview
The basic approach is as follows:
- Direct your hylafax log to your web-server using syslog
- Use syslog-ng or logrotate to keep log files small (weekly works well for me)
- Run the perl script
modem_usage_from_syslog.pl
as a CGI program on your web-server