Cheshire Cat Computing

Here's something you might like to try (I've not yet been able to duplicate things)

Possibly the problem is due to the Y-minimum on the axis being set Rigid, which only happens if you have an UnScaled graph, sometimes the default for an interface.

So , use:

routers.cgi*UnScaled[summarygraphname]: none

for the summary graph to disable this, if set. The non-rigid graph should expand south.

This may not be the cause though if the variable is being completely ignored. Still need to check the isactive function.

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Steve Shipway
UNIX Systems, ITSS, University of Auckland, NZ
Woe unto them that rise up early in the morning... -- Isaiah 5:11

Hello Steve , After a (very) Long Haetous (well something like that;) , Your suggestion worked just fine for the difficulty described above .

MAYBE I should have verified that I was actually viewing the router graph that hed the difficulty -before- replying . The changes i applied did not seem to make any difference in the 'Summary' graph as displayed . But If I go into the 'Detail' of that graph the '-' values do show . Very strange to me . Thank you for the command to try .

This time I'm going to say I've need of Eye repair , But the 'summary' graph under high magnification does show a '-' blip at the right time stamp . So maybe the command is working after all . Bit more testing on my part needed to verify if working or not .

Thank you . JimL