[Orca-users] Multiple versions of the same graph?

[David Michaels]

Hello, Orcafolks!

I've been using Orca now since August, and it's been extremely useful in 
identifying performance bottlenecks, and creating a record of resource 
utilization and growth of the project and whatnot.

I have a little problem with it at the moment that's really just more of 
an annoyance.  I have "Disk Space Percent Usage" graphs that show up in 
the summary page, but there are like 12 copies of the graph in the 
page.  The graphs aren't exactly identical -- in most cases, the order 
of the filesystems represented is shuffled around, but all the 
filesystems are the same.  In some of the graphs, though, some 
filesystems are absent.  The same thing happens with Disk Run Percent 
graphs.  I took a snapshot of the webpage, and put it up for 
display--check out http://rooth.org/orca (only npd-snow has graphs).

Any ideas as to how I can trim those copies down to one graph?

--Dragon

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