nagios-grapher: display graph a bit smother

[Travis J. Noll]

RRDTool was probably configured to consolidate your data into longer 
periods within your RRD archive.  Try moving your .rrd file out of the 
way so your plugin creates a new file with your new configuration.

-Travis

Dennis Berger wrote:
> Hi List,
> I have a problem with my nagios grapher i configured nagios that it
> polls service LOAD on every server once per minute. My graph didn't
> change so far. I still have these big bar every 10 minutes instead of
> a smother graph painted or updated every minute. Is there a way to
> configure nagiosgrapher that i paints smoother graphs? I adjusted the
> $step variable in ngraph.ncfg but that changed nothing.
> It doesn't have to be a curve, bars are ok but with smaller steps would
> be the best.
> 
> Any hints how to do that?
> regards,
> -Dennis
> 
> 
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