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    • J
      johnnybe last edited by

      First… Hello to everyone.
      I'm just another guy playing around with pfsense 'cause I like it.
      Yes, I like it.

      And I like graphs. But that RRD Graphs color as it is, by default,
      doesn't fit my taste. It's hard to recognize this from that.
      Not just me, several other guys have the same feeling.

      So, I've changed some colors to RRD Graphs.
      Without pretension or ambition, just wanna show you this "mod":
      See Attach.

      If you guys like it, let me tell. Then I'm going to share the
      script.

      ![system graph.png](/public/imported_attachments/1/system graph.png)
      ![system graph.png_thumb](/public/imported_attachments/1/system graph.png_thumb)

      you would not believe the view up here

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        johnnybe last edited by

        @johnnybe:

        traffic graph

        ![traffic graph.png](/public/imported_attachments/1/traffic graph.png)
        ![traffic graph.png_thumb](/public/imported_attachments/1/traffic graph.png_thumb)

        you would not believe the view up here

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          johnnybe last edited by

          @johnnybe:

          packets graph

          ![packets graph.png](/public/imported_attachments/1/packets graph.png)
          ![packets graph.png_thumb](/public/imported_attachments/1/packets graph.png_thumb)

          you would not believe the view up here

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            johnnybe last edited by

            @johnnybe:

            quality graph

            ![quality graph.png](/public/imported_attachments/1/quality graph.png)
            ![quality graph.png_thumb](/public/imported_attachments/1/quality graph.png_thumb)

            you would not believe the view up here

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              jahidhk last edited by

              where do i find this mod??

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                johnnybe last edited by

                @jahidhk:

                where do i find this mod??

                jahidhk, I can't attach .php or even .txt files to download.  :(

                Didn't notice that before, sorry.
                To modify the RRD graphs color follow this steps:

                1- you need to copy the script above:

                /* The RRD graph colors above were previous modified from the original by J. Kemp/Brazil (colors v1.31 2009/05/12) */

                $colortrafficup = "ffff00"; /* mod /
                $colortrafficdown = "262bfe"; /
                mod /
                $colorpacketsup = "ffff00"; /
                mod /
                $colorpacketsdown = "262bfe"; /
                mod /
                $colorstates = array('c00000','00c000','0000ff','ffff00','808080','000000');  /
                mod /
                $colorprocessor = array('c00000','00c000','0000ff','ffff00','808080','000000'); /
                mod /
                $colormemory = array('c00000','00c000','0000ff','ffff00','808080','000000'); /
                mod /
                $colorqueuesup = array('000000','7B0000','990000','BB0000','CC0000','D90000','EE0000','FF0000','CC0000');
                $colorqueuesdown = array('000000','7B7B7B','999999','BBBBBB','CCCCCC','D9D9D9','EEEEEE','FFFFFF','CCCCCC');
                $colorqueuesdropup = array('000000','7B0000','990000','BB0000','CC0000','D90000','EE0000','FF0000','CC0000');
                $colorqueuesdropdown = array('000000','7B7B7B','999999','BBBBBB','CCCCCC','D9D9D9','EEEEEE','FFFFFF','CCCCCC');
                $colorqualityrtt = array('ffff00','00ff00','008080','0000ff','d0d0d0','808080'); /
                mod /
                $colorqualityloss = "ee0000";
                $colorwireless = array('c00000','00c000','0000ff'); /
                mod */
                $colorspamdtime = array('DDDDFF', 'AAAAFF', 'DDDDFF', '000066');
                $colorspamdconn = array('00AA00BB', 'FFFFFFFF', '00660088', 'FFFFFF88', '006600');

                ?>

                2- Save it as rrdcolors.inc.php.mod131 (or anything you like).

                3- On pfsense shell go to /usr/local/www/themes/nervecenter
                (or the themes/name of your taste), rename rrdcolors.inc.php to anything (i.e - rrdcolors.inc.php.original).

                4- Edit the renamed file. Scroll to the end of file and you'll see something like this:

                /* This file is included by the RRD graphing page and sets the colors */

                $colortrafficup = "666666";
                $colortrafficdown = "990000";
                $colorpacketsup = "666666";
                $colorpacketsdown = "990000";
                $colorstates = array('990000','a83c3c','b36666','bd9090','cccccc','000000');
                $colorprocessor = array('990000','a83c3c','b36666','bd9090','cccccc','000000');
                $colorqueuesup = array('000000','7B0000','990000','BB0000','CC0000','D90000','EE0000','FF0000','CC0000');
                $colorqueuesdown = array('000000','7B7B7B','999999','BBBBBB','CCCCCC','D9D9D9','EEEEEE','FFFFFF','CCCCCC');
                $colorqueuesdropup = array('000000','7B0000','990000','BB0000','CC0000','D90000','EE0000','FF0000','CC0000');
                $colorqueuesdropdown = array('000000','7B7B7B','999999','BBBBBB','CCCCCC','D9D9D9','EEEEEE','FFFFFF','CCCCCC');
                $colorqualityrtt = array('990000','a83c3c','b36666','bd9090','cccccc','000000');
                $colorqualityloss = "ee0000";
                $colorspamdtime = array('DDDDFF', 'AAAAFF', 'DDDDFF', '000066');
                $colorspamdconn = array('00AA00BB', 'FFFFFFFF', '00660088', 'FFFFFF88', '006600');

                ?>

                5- Delete anything after this comment line:  /* This file is included by the RRD graphing page and sets the colors */

                6- Copy and paste the script there, save as rrdcolors.inc.php, refresh the pfsense browser and you're done.

                Thanks for your interest.

                NOTE: I didn't changed all graphs colors 'cause I don't use "queues" or "wireless".
                Anyway, each line with /* mod */ at the end, was modified by me.

                Any help from you guys, to turn it better, are welcome.

                you would not believe the view up here

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                  cyboc last edited by

                  Nice mod johnnybe!

                  FYI, I even managed to apply this mod to embedded pfSense running on Alix box by running /etc/rc.conf_mount_rw to make filesystem temporarily writeable, making your changes, then running /etc/rc.conf_mount_ro to set filesystem back to read-only. Now my graphs are much more readable.  :)

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                    mjf246 last edited by

                    I try and it's great!!

                    It would be included in the future Pfsense release this mod.

                    One thing… teh queues part is not modified... I tried with no luck... could you help me johnnybe

                    Thanks  ;)

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                      dreamslacker last edited by

                      @mjf246:

                      I try and it's great!!

                      It would be included in the future Pfsense release this mod.

                      One thing… teh queues part is not modified... I tried with no luck... could you help me johnnybe

                      Thanks   ;)

                      Change the colour codes in $colorqueuesup and $colorqueuesdown.
                      There is no pegging to a particular queue, only as the RRDtool sees it on a first come first serve basis.

                      The first color code in line is the root, followed by default queue then acks and the rest of the queues.  If you have qwanroot, qwandef, qwanacks and qotheruph only in your traffic shaper, then you need only change the first 4 colour codes (the 6 character hex-code in single-quotes) in queuesup.
                      Ditto for download queues and queuesdown.

                      Of course, if you have more queues, then you would change more of the colour codes to match.

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                        johnnybe last edited by

                        From May till now… waiting some reply, for good or bad...

                        I see you've been working on my suggestion.
                        For good.

                        I say to you all: thanks!

                        you would not believe the view up here

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                          Volui last edited by

                          Thanks!!

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                            tommyboy180 last edited by

                            Cool. I like. You should create a package that allows you to enter the color for the specific fields.

                            -Tom Schaefer
                            SuperMicro 1U 2X Intel pro/1000 Dual Core Intel 2.2 Ghz - 2 Gig RAM

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                              crnet last edited by

                              That was where I was looking for - I couldn't see anything on the queue-graphs with the default colorset.
                              Thanks to all - and to share my expieriences:

                              $colorqueuesup = array('666666','0000ff','00ff00','ff0000','ff8000','9f00ff','ff00ff','00dfff','ffdf00'); /* mod */
                              $colorqueuesdown = array('666666','000080','008000','800000','804000','500080','800080','007080','807000'); /* mod */
                              $colorqueuesdropup = array('666666','0000ff','00ff00','ff0000','ff8000','9f00ff','ff00ff','00dfff','ffdf00');  /* mod */
                              $colorqueuesdropdown = array('666666','000080','008000','800000','804000','500080','800080','007080','807000'); /* mod */
                              
                              

                              Makes: (see Picture attached)


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                                johnnybe last edited by

                                Wow! Nice job crnet!
                                I've been playing around with that script for pfSense v.2 beta3. Here it goes:

                                
                                $colortrafficup = array("00c000", "000000");  /* mod */
                                $colortrafficdown = array("de0202", "000000");  /* mod */
                                $colorpacketsup = array("00c000", "000000");  /* mod */
                                $colorpacketsdown = array("de0202", "000000");  /* mod */
                                $colorstates = array('ece904','757575','0000ff','00c000','de0202');  /* mod */
                                $colorprocessor = array('ece904','00c000','0000ff','ff0000','808080','000000'); /* mod */
                                $colormemory = array('c00000','00c000','0000ff','ffff00','808080','000000'); /* mod */
                                
                                




                                you would not believe the view up here

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