as long as all is open (source) you can do what you want with rrdtool. Its a long time ago when i fiddled around rrdtool on custom scripts and rrd databases. But as long as rrdtool supports overlays ( and i would bet it will do) you can alter the behaviour (in observium source code) too.

root@of-vsrv-mgmt-1:~# man rrdtool

and

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ecaroh

Am 19.09.2017 um 16:38 schrieb Tom Laermans tom.laermans@powersource.cx:

Hi Will,

We don't have such an option - I'm not sure who else would want to overcome this as that's a weird way of displaying traffic (others may correct me if I'm wrong).

We do have an "MRTG style" toggle which will show your traffic graphs as a solid fill for incoming and an overlaid line for outgoing traffic... Not quite what you're asking for, but less confusing to some.

Tom

On 09/19/2017 05:15 AM, William Hutchins wrote:

...

Hi All,

What could be a silly question - Is there a straightforward switch or option to alter the RRDtool formatting from the default “opposing” format for Upload/Download, to an overlaid format in network traffic graphing?

Current opposing format https://ibb.co/kbGcB5

Required Overlaid format https://ibb.co/nGJw4Q

I’ve noted the config example in doco, however switching off the opposing view/feature wasn’t immediately clear. Thought I’d ask to see if the devs had a hidden php configuration switch for this, and if not, how others might’ve overcome this?

Many thanks,

Will

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