James Nylen

+1 for this approach. I ended up implementing something similar in https://github.com/nylen/multiload-ng/commit/e2e3b96a2a4bd27a5d20cb0aa50a767af37e889d.

Hi @tastyminerals, I think this is not an issue with multiload-ng. You need to clean out some build artifacts and start again. Try: ``` make clean rm aclocal.m4 ./autogen.sh ```...

Do you get the same thing from a fresh clone of this repo? What about when compiling other projects that use an `autogen.sh`?

Sorry, I don't know much about the autoconf tools. From the version mismatch in the output it looked like an issue with existing generated files, but I guess not.

Anything is possible, but multiload-ng does not support this at the moment. On [my fork](https://github.com/nylen/multiload-ng) I've added some text overlaid onto each graph: 

Probably not, I have made extensive changes to my version and this repo does not appear to be maintained anymore.

Done in https://github.com/nylen/multiload-ng/commit/da6e630319dd5c2037483d51f44a4ab1ea9fc3f8 (and other commits): 

>_daniel 15 minutes ago_ >I think @dannyb was working on this for a while... >Maybe it was https://github.com/dannyb195/WPCLI-Migrate-Script >There are some underlying conceptual problems you'll eventually run into. >Related prior...

Hi @schlessera, yes, the idea is this would be a fairly simple tool for power users. Not a full synchronization solution but more like a building block for those who...

This is not something I've done before. It would likely require extensive code changes.