I create reports on my own.

Some customers want to see e.g. availability, CPU, RAM, disk usage on a monthly basis. Other like to have port utilizations.

I download graphs from observium with wget (http://observium/graph.php?device=$d&type=$t&from=$a&to=$e&$width=$w&height=$h) put them together in simple html files and convert them with htmldoc to pdf files.

Not the smartest way but it works.

Andre

no, ignore that file. it doesn't do anything. :)

we don't do reports because not a single person who has every asked for a report has ever actually been able to articulate what would be in a report.

adam.

On 2019-02-07 23:29:37, Ryan Huff via observium <observium@observium.org> wrote:

Using latest CE..

Just making sure I haven’t missed something in the docs and config guides.. I do not see a way to print any type of reports/PDFs.. but I do see a ../html/pdf.php which looks like it would do that.

Did I miss a page in the docs?

-Ryan
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