Jake

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> On 26 Apr 2014, at 03:46, "Adam Armstrong" <adama@memetic.org> wrote:
> 
> That image doesn't show in any of my clients.
> 
> adam.
> 
>> On 2014-04-25 21:36, Jake Turner wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> Just in case anybody else has spotted this and wants to fix it.
>> The problem I was seeing (in the community edition at least) was that
>> when ���Show Legend��� was clicked on the Device Bits Graph page, the
>> interface names would only have 10 characters as the image below
>> shows:
>> With Cisco devices this renders the legend pretty useless as almost
>> all the interfaces have FastEthernet/GigabitEthernet/TenGig etc. in
>> front of the interface number.
>> To fix this the file
>> /html/includes/graphs/generic_multi_separated.inc.php needs to be
>> modified.
>> Lines 28 & 29 just need more space:
>> $rrd_options .= " COMMENT:'$units_descr Cur Avg Max'";
>> if (!$nototal) { $rrd_options .= " COMMENT:' Total'"; }
>> Line 81 will have the number 10 after the comma on rrdtool_escape:
>> ($rrd['descr'], 10). This basically strips the interface to that
>> length. In order for the interfaces on my 6500 to show nicely I
>> changed this number to be 25: rrdtool_escape($rrd['descr'], 25).
>> If you decide to go for a different number you should modify lines 28
>> & 29 too to make sure the ���Cur, Avg, Max and Total��� headers are in
>> line with the stats below.
>> Then you just need to change for the ���outbits' as well:
>> substr(str_pad('', 25),0,25).
>> The graph will/should then display like the below. Much more useful :)
>> An alternative would be to use ifName rather than ifDescr but I can���t
>> be bothered to figure out how to do that.
>> Jake Turner
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