Status > Monitoring custom date range added (WIP)
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Too bad there's no Linux-version available.
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Too bad there's no Linux-version available.
i've used this a while ago, seemed to work:
https://github.com/colinkeenan/silentcastUbuntu Linux Full Install For supported releases run the following commands to install Silentcast (If the PPA/repositories are out of date or for older versions of Ubuntu follow one of the "Any Linux Distro" instructions): $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:sethj/silentcast $ sudo apt-get update $ sudo apt-get install silentcast -
Works! Thanks!
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I added start and end hours. You have to enter a number between 0 and 23, but if you click the field you can mousescroll to the number you want.
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were you born magical or did it happen over time?
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Today I'll add some input validation.
I also figured out why my resolution was defaulting to an hour and it was because my time range was too far out and the data was being averaged out. It will automatically pick the highest resolution now and display what it used below the graph. Feel free to play around once it hits snapshots and see how the resolution changes as you go back in time.
I discovered one more known issue (and it may be the last): it looks up times in GMT and it needs to calculate the time zone difference.
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were you born magical or did it happen over time?
If you think this is sorcery you should see the stuff that happens behind the curtain…the things I've seen people do to packets.
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Hi!
Another bug is that system log is complaining about some css files when using custom periods…
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Oh yea I forgot about that, thanks for reminding me. I put it in the notes at the top.
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Image errors are fixed…now to get it all into git (edit: it's in git now, watch for snapshots).
latest gif (note resolution change based on period selected): http://i.imgur.com/H7cFfKn.gifv
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Looks amazing!! Cant wait to have a go with this.
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Just pushed changes that should fix the UTC offset issues.
