(NOTE: this is a patched clone from the original bindings (http://rubyrrdtool.rubyforge.org/) that compiles on Ubuntu 10.04-lts (Fedora 16 is also known to work)
Authors: David Bacher
Mark Probert
based on work by Miles Egan
== Introduction
rubyrrdtool provides ruby bindings for RRD functions (via librrd), with functionality comparable to the native perl bindings. See examples/minmax.rb or the unit tests in the test directory for scripts that exercise the rrdtool functions.
== Installation
rubyrrdtool requires RRDtool version 1.2 or later. Some RRD functions such as rrddump are only available with the latest RRDtool.
Installation is standard. If you've installed the gem, you should be ready to go. Otherwise, simply run:
ruby extconf.rb make make install
I hope this works for you. Please let me know if you have any problems or suggestions.
Thanks to Tobi for rrdtool!
== To do
- Documentation
- Build an interface that feels more ruby-like around this simple functional translation
== License
(the MIT license)
Copyright (c) 2006
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