Averaged data graphs not displaying peaks over time

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Thanks Reinhard.

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Any update on this guys?

I'm really interested in any possible fix.
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I did not yet receive response to my internal question. And I won't fix it just based on my knowledge. It "may" break the way other people read cacti graphs (even if I suppose it's the correct way doing things)
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I'm happy to sandpit the idea if you've got suggestions or a patch to try :)
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Hi guys,

Did the devs ever respond to this with a solution?

I'm still experiencing this issue with graphs over time not reflecting the max values.
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Anyone? Gandalf?
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The related bug is now assigned to me.
Solution will be to keep old behaviour but to add dropdown selections to "do it correctly". Not sure if it will make it into 087c. But at least 088 will be fine
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Many thanks sir, I look forward to a fix! :)
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May I bug you once in a while if I got my "solution" ready for testing?
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Sure :)
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Hi guys,

Was there ever a fix for this? I have weekly/monthly/yearly graphs that don't really represent the peak throughput of interfaces and would really like a fix! :)
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Fixed with current 087c, being prepared for final release, not available as a beta right now
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Awesome news, thanks Reinhard. I'll look forward to the release :)

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Reinhard et al,

You said this issue was fixed in c, and i've now setup a fully patched version of 0.8.7d and i'm seeing exactly the same behavior! Data is still averaging HEAVILY over time and not representing true peaks. Is there some setting I need to change? See attachment for an explanation.
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What's even more confusing is the yearly average before and after the upgrade. The first graph on the attachment is running 0.8.7b and the second is the same graph in 0.8.7d

The data in the first is correct but it simply didn't display those peaks, whereas the data in the second is averaged off to match the incorrect graphing of the peaks!
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