Bug #1990
closed
Custom RRD Graphs Does NOT Properly Graph "End" Value
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Description
When I try to Set a "Start" value in Unix time AND an "End" value in Unix time, the "End" value turns into current Unix time.
I wish to select a specific time period in order to determine how much data I've used. This is particularly important for those with monthly caps.
Updated by Chris Buechler about 13 years ago
- Assignee deleted (
Simon Fong) - Priority changed from High to Normal
- Target version deleted (
2.0.1)
Updated by Seth Mos about 13 years ago
- Status changed from New to Feedback
Found the cause, we were using $now instead of $end, this should resolve it.
Do take note that there is a 5 second hold down timer in the graphing script to prevent a denial of service.
Updated by Simon Fong about 13 years ago
Thank you Seth for fixing this issue!!
If only I can input dates & times on the "Custom RRD Graphs" page in human readable form (not Unix time), then it'll be perfect. Online Unix time converters were never able to get the time zones correct or compensate for daylight-saving. I had to use a MS Excel spreadsheet I created to make the conversions to/from Unix time.
Updated by Seth Mos about 13 years ago
It was on the todo list but forgotten, I am not sufficiently at home in javascript to do the calendar thing.