http://62.5.7.15/code.txt contains the full code but basically :

$groups{'de'}{'kista_103'} = 'spray.net_health_check.txt';
$groups{'de'}{'kista_118'} = 'spray.net_search_?form=norm';
$groups{'dpapache'}{'kista_136'} = 'dpapache02.spray.net.txt';
$groups{'dpapache'}{'kista_137'} = 'dpapache01.spray.net.txt';

# Static vars

$graphdir='/home/mark/graphs';
$rrddir='/home/mark/rrd';


foreach $group ( sort keys %groups ) {
for $ds ( sort keys %{$groups{$group}} ) {
foreach $interval ("-2h","-2d","-2w"){
@rrdgraph1=();
@rrdgraph2=@rrdgraph1;
push @rrdgraph2,$pngtot;
@rrdgraph0=();
push @rrdgraph0,$def;
push @rrdgraph0,$line;
push @rrdgraph2,@rrdgraph0;
@rrdgraph3=@rrdgraph1;
$png= join("",$graphdir,"/",$ds,$interval,".png");
push @rrdgraph3,$png,@rrdgraph0;
$blank = shift @rrdgraph3;
}
}

exit;
<CODE> I expected that @rrdgraph2 would be populated with all of the $def and $line values for every value within the ds loop but it ends up the same as rrdgraph3

In reply to why doesn't my array get extended? by bhu73

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