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[cricket-users] saving images
John Hutchinson
2010-01-21 14:46:45 UTC
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I need to every 4 hours make a hard copy of the graphs that can then be
transferred to another machine to be displayed Is there a way to do this.



John
Wilson Carl
2010-01-22 12:33:20 UTC
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I either print the webpage to a pdf or pull it into Acrobat writer under
Windows - but only on demand.

You might try some program to scrape the webpage on a regular basis.

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I need to every 4 hours make a hard copy of the graphs that can then be
transferred to another machine to be displayed Is there a way to do this.



John





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c3
2010-01-22 21:55:11 UTC
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If you want just a graph, right click and copy image location will give
you something like;

http://cricket.example.com/cricket/mini-graph.cgi?type=png;target=%2Frouter-interfaces%2gigabitethernet2_1;inst=0;dslist=ifInOctets%2CifOutOctets;range=151200;rand=70

which you can use with wget to retrieve the image (png).

On the other machine run a cron job and use wget to retrieve the
graph(s) you wish.

0 0,4,8,12,16,20 * * * wget -O networkchart.png
http://cricket.example.com/cricket/...
Post by Wilson Carl
I either print the webpage to a pdf or pull it into Acrobat writer under
Windows - but only on demand.
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 2010 09:46:45 -0500
Subject: [cricket-users] saving images
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I need to every 4 hours make a hard copy of the graphs that can then be
transferred to another machine to be displayed Is there a way to do this.
John
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