Representing disk data for graphing

[Mike]

On 2006-10-11, Charles Goyard <cgoyard at cvf.fr> wrote:
> Rich Smrcina a écrit :
>> 
>>  11 Oct 2006 07:45:23 Disk/SFS Utilization OK
>> 
>>    Filesystem        kbytes       used      avail capacity Mounted as
>> green /dev/0124       14400        720      13680   5.0%   /440RES/DRCT 
>> 
>> green /dev/0124       36000          0      36000   0.0%   /440RES/TDISK 
>> 
>> green /dev/0124      128160      32168      95992  25.1%   /440RES/SPOOL 
>> 
>> green /dev/0124       96480       2112      94368   2.2%   /440RES/PAGE 
>> 
>> green /dev/0102      216000      17636     198364   8.2%   /PAGSP1/SPOOL 
>> 
>> green /dev/0102     2187360          0    2187360   0.0%   /PAGSP1/PAGE 
>> 
>> green /VMSYS/group2  120088       5268     114820   4.4%   /SFS/VMSYS
>> green /VMSYSU/group2   4280        488       3792  11.4%   /SFS/VMSYSU
>> green /VMSYSU/group3  71896          0      71896   0.0%   /SFS/VMSYSU
>> 
>> The 'green' indicator on the left is a green icon put there to easily 
>> spot an offender.  Is that messing up the parsing of the message for 
>> graphing purposes?
>
> Yes, hobbit gets the column number of the "capacity" and "Mounted"
> words, and gets the figures on the same column after. So you have to add
> a "color" heading in order to have the same number of columns on the
> header and the data.
>
>> Or is it possibly the decimal points in the percentages?
>
> Hobbit seems to user long unsigned numbers for these, but it may be a
> problem too.
>
>

Is it documented somewhere the column format for the data to be automatically
converted to graphs by hobbit?

Mike