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I don't think You want to run it every night. Such snapshots will give You nothing.<br />
Use monitoring tools like mrtg <a href="http://www.mrtg.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.mrtg.com/</a>
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I don't think You want to run it every night. Such snapshots will give You nothing.
Use monitoring tools like mrtg http://www.mrtg.com/ [http://www.mrtg.com/]

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yeah i know the mrtg can do that...but im looking any single file that i can set it run everynight at 12midnight
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yeah i know the mrtg can do that...but im looking any single file that i can set it run everynight at 12midnight

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yeah..<br />
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the script i can set at the crontab to be run at midnight...but how to save the output to pdf extension?
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yeah..

the script i can set at the crontab to be run at midnight...but how to save the output to pdf extension?

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and can this script generate output as graphical graph also?
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and can this script generate output as graphical graph also?

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In order to get graphic result you should use the MRTG
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In order to get graphic result you should use the MRTG

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Forced accept.<br />
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Computer101<br />
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I would like to ask your advice. I'm looking any tools that can be run at backend of my redhat system by crontab every night. The tools must be able to grab Cpu, memory,swap,disk, others &nbsp;utilization and save it as pdf file and name it based on date. such as ultization-for-date.pdf<br />
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hopefully it freeware...thank you
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I would like to ask your advice. I'm looking any tools that can be run at backend of my redhat system by crontab every night. The tools must be able to grab Cpu, memory,swap,disk, others  utilization and save it as pdf file and name it based on date. such as ultization-for-date.pdf

hopefully it freeware...thank you

Cpu, memory,swap,disk utilization

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