[Orca-users] Re: problem with labels.

[Blair Zajac]

Hello Brian,

It doesn't look like I responded to your question here, but the
"0 - 800 m" means "0 - 0.8" where m means milli.

Hope this helps,
Blair


foo wrote:
> 
> From: foo <foo+orca at eek.org>
> 
> hi. i've had orca plotting data for about 10 machines for the last
> few days, and have run into some curious problems. some of the plots
> have strange labels, that dont seem to correspond to the min/max in
> the config, and aren't realistic for the data.
> 
> for example, one of my system load graphs has a y axis label of
> "0 - 800 m". others have more reasonable things like "0 - 3.0",
> but still others have "0 - 500 m".
> 
> any idea what's causing this? i'm thinking it could be orca/rrd
> freaking out about some abnormal data point, that skews the range
> for the whole data set... but i dont really know where/how to
> look for something like this.
> 
> if you'd like to see the plots, to get an idea of what i'm saying,
> let me know and i'll send the url in privmail.
> 
> thanks.
> 
> -brian
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