What is your RRA type: "GUAGE", "COUNTER"?? Counter must be a simple integer "23.1" will not work.
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Gauge is the type
Well, I've added the output field to the script (called temp:) and I've added it to the data input method as 'temp:'. Now I get a number in the graph but it's zero all the time instead of 'nan'. Howver in the debug log I am still seeing the right values output.
CMDPHP: Poller[0] Host[72] DS[1487] CMD: perl /var/www/html/cacti/scripts/check_temp.pl 10.13.210.210, output: temp:25.0
Should there be a space after 'temp:' and/or before the value?
Well, I've added the output field to the script (called temp:) and I've added it to the data input method as 'temp:'. Now I get a number in the graph but it's zero all the time instead of 'nan'. Howver in the debug log I am still seeing the right values output.
CMDPHP: Poller[0] Host[72] DS[1487] CMD: perl /var/www/html/cacti/scripts/check_temp.pl 10.13.210.210, output: temp:25.0
Should there be a space after 'temp:' and/or before the value?
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