[Orca-users] Re: Changing Color of Graphs on certain thresholds....

[Blair Zajac]

Eric,

You could do something like this:

plot {
.
.
data	column_name <  1000 ? column_name : 'U'
data	column_name >= 1000 ? column_name : 'U'
color	ff0000
color	00ff00
}

The problem with this is that the average, min and max values plotted
at the bottom of the plot will not represent all of the data, but the
min, max, average of the segmented data.

You could also do this:

plot {
.
.
data	column_name
data	column_name >= 1000 ? column_name : 'U'
color	ff0000
color	00ff00
}

In this case, the min, max and average summary data would be correct
for the first data and hopefully the second data would overwrite the
first plot with a different color.

Best,
Blair

defcon47 at yahoo.com wrote:
> 
> Im running the latest orca release on solaris 2.6. I have multiple
> firewalls which are running a script gathering active connections,
> etc.. to flat files. From there orca is graphing these files. I know
> how to change color for each plot based on a given hex value, but is
> it possible for example; once a value reaches a certain point, to
> change the color of the plot?
> Any help would be greatly appreciated..
> 
> Thanks
> Eric