Cacti

Cacti: 0.8.7g on Linux here

I was getting the same errors, solved by increasing the open files limit whit ulimit.

Edit: The problem came back after a couple of days, but a spine update solved everything. 1 month now, clear of any problem.

Hi, I need some help. I made a HP printer template and I'm happy with it. But I can't track the printer Cartridge type. Capture.JPG As you can see, the "Type:" value is -nan This is the SNMP querry result: snmpwalk -v2c -c Password 127.0.0.1 SNMPv2-SMI::mib-2.43.11.1.1.6.1.1 SNMPv2-SMI::mi...

Out of the question, 60% of the SNMP querries are ok on the same machine (only some queries gets locked out during the pool). Also SNMP querry will work if I push twice the verbose query (on the first try I get no response), the problem is it will get locked again after the first spine pool. P.S: tr...

Cacti 0.8.7g on Ubuntu. (~150 devices). I have some strange bugs pulling SNMP info from 3 Windows boxes. Since the last windows update I get SNMP timeouts. Spine reports a SNMP timeout, confirmed by using snmpwalk from both Win and nix servers. The weird thing is, I'll get snmp timeout until I do a ...

I seem to have a similar problem. I'm using Cacti 0.8.7g and Spine 0.8.7g. I have a few Windows boxes that I query with custom scripts. The scripts are working fine. I check every data Data Input Methods and Data Templates and they're fine too. My hosts are set with ICMP ping as the host availabili...

Correct, it is not. But if I try to set it, my Cacti becomes broken. Do you know the correct syntax? P.S: got it. /include/global.php $url_path = "http://169.194.98.54/cacti/"; P.S.S: But I still have the issue. If I open the url in a new windows I can see the graph correctly. P.S.S.S: Sol...

When I try to use the realtime plugin I get the following screen (check the attached picture): If I copy / paste the plugins/realtime/graph_image_rt.php?graph_start=-60&graph_end=0&local_graph_id=37&ds_step=5&count=0&timetweak=1284473206 url to the address http://169.194.98.54/ca...

gandalf wrote:The author used 087a, you have 087. That's bad. Use at least same version or higher
Reinhard

Yeah, I know. But somehow I doubt this is the case. Anyway by hacking together the 2 version I've managed to make it work.

Each time spine can't get all the data from a script SNMP query the CPU and disk goes nuts.

I had to increase the SNMP timeout to 4000 ms to avoid getting half data and bringing my server to a turtle speed.

Cacti 0.8.7
Ubutnu 7.10

Thanks for the script.

But I couldn't import the graph template, I get some errors with hash not available or something like this (can't remember). Anyway I took the old one and imported it.

Cacti: 0.8.7

Same problem here, using SPINE with Cacti 0.8.7 on Ubuntu.

Solved:
Removed the broken script and now everything is fine. The weird thing is, it did work with few servers, but once I tried to query 100+ it started make trouble.

I can't change Maximum OID's Per Get Request value in Cacti.

I 'm getting some SNMP timeouts while pulling, so I'm trying to lower the Maximum OID's Per Get Request value on some clients. The thing is, it won't save the new value.

Cacti 0.8.7
Ubuntu 7.10

Hmmm... Okay, I've just tried the templates on a brand new 0.8.7a installation also. --- To make it work, there's two things I had to do: 1a) Console -> Management -> Data Sources -> RRAs Go into Daily/Weekly/Monthly/Yearly and enable MIN/LAST in all of these. This solved all my problems.

Hmmm... Okay, I've just tried the templates on a brand new 0.8.7a installation also. --- To make it work, there's two things I had to do: 1a) Console -> Management -> Data Sources -> RRAs Go into Daily/Weekly/Monthly/Yearly and enable MIN/LAST in all of these. This solved all my problems. Huzzahh!

Using cacti 0.8.7a, I do have the same problems. I figured it out using the following method : Continue using the script "ss_fping.php" bundled in the 0.8.7a release Add the script "ping.php" to the cacti/lib directory If you do "ICMP" ping, launch the poller with root...