The workaround probably is to use the following format:
"--start" "19700101 00:00"
Note that this assumes UTC time. For Europe, use time "19700101 01:00"
This may not work because of internal checks in the code, in which case
you really need to change the check. That shouldn't be hard.
> Problem 3
> =========
> I'd like to display seconds since 1970 on my x-axis, but no strftime
> format will let me do it. Is there a way?
Hack the souce and just print the number. A single "%s", not together
with %lf (in which case it would mean the SI unit) could mean seconds
since the epoch. I think that already is in the developers release.
> (Reason: I am running of network stack monitoring program that I wrote
> that generates data on microsecond resolution, and generates a lot of
> data. I'd like to graph this using rrdtool (is there a better tool for
> this purpose?) so I convert microseconds to second, and seconds times
> 1000000. To avoid overflow, I need to start from time 0)
RRDtool is not a picture generator. There are better tools for that.
Don't ask me which is best. Why not simply use "gd" yourself?
HTH
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