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> Hi Nathan,
>
> Today I completely rebuild my backported packages. Afterwards I made
> full reinstallation of them (i.e. I purged all pcp related packages,
> removed all logs and configuration files and installed new versions).
>
> It seems that problem described below was relating to my backported
> packages only. I made few builds and reinstallation in the past and
> probably some artifact remained on my system. Now everything is
> installed correctly and configuration files are placed on right place.
> I also put new packages to web site (if anyone wants to download them):
>
> http://uher.info/debian/dists/wheezy-backports/main/binary-amd64/
>
> Repository listed above is not apt-getable (manual download and
> installation is necessary) and binaries for amd64 distro are backported
> only.
>
OK, thanks Marek.
> Finally I also downloaded today pcp-graph sources from jeffpc git
> repository. After installation of some missing dev libraries on my
> system I was able to build pcp-graph binary. Problem is that there
> isnât included any documentation or manual page. Program itself
> requires configuration file on startup. I tried to find any example
> but I was not successful. Therefore I would like to ask you or Jeff
> to provide some documentation, man page, example or any other
I've CC'd Jeff for further info.
> information source for pcp-graph. Many thanks in advance. Have a nice
> day.
No problem - you too!
> In parallel I am trying to revive (just for fun) a piece of pcp-ise which
> used Xvfb and pmchart to provide graph rendering.
Something similar exists - have a look at pmsnap(1) in the pcp-gui git
tree, code at pcp-gui/src/snap & man page pcp-gui/man/man1/pmsnap.1
The advantage of pcp-graph is that it doesn't need an X server, but if
you don't mind that it might work out for you (I haven't used this for
awhile, but it used to work & automates the Xvfb startup IIRC).
cheers.
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Nathan
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