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If the graph does require input, you could use an Expect wrapper script around the siprtp script to automate it, and then spit out stats at the end. I haven't actually had to use (or automate) siprtp yet, but it's on the horizon... Alternatively, I've got some scripts that take long to process, and ...

Reinhard -

Any thoughts on what could be wrong here?

Thanks a lot!

Greg

Sure, no problem. Thanks!

Greg

Okay, it's attached. This should have given you a graph template and a data template called "Broadsoft - MS - Ports In Use".

If you look in the XML, there's two listings of port 8001 (that's my custom SNMP port). Strange indeed.

Thanks again for your help,

Greg

I'm using cmd.php, and I'm graphing the data with an SNMP OID-style template. I can export it for you if you'd like. Also, one other oddity that I notice is that the SNMP Port field is listed twice. I populated both fields, but this may be indicative of a bug... Can you send me a link to the patch y...

I have a host that uses port 161 for just about all of the Cacti polling that I do. However, the proprietary application that runs on this host also has an SNMP agent that listens on port 8001. This SNMP agent provides application-specific metrics that can be monitored. When I created my data templa...

Hey - I have this installed, and it's working great - the interface is a huge improvement! I'm wondering if there are plans to actually have Nagios query the Cacti RRD files for host status, rather than having Nagios/Cacti poll the host twice for each OID that is monitored? It seems like these two f...

I have witnessed the same problem with 2 of the 3 graphs not working, and displaying the following error when you turn on graph debug mode: ERROR: the RRD does not contain an RRA matching the chosen CF I got these two other graphs to work by changing the graph template to use AVERAGE rather than LAS...

Thanks - that's what I figured...

I know this is possible when using indexed SNMP data, but I'm wondering if/how I can use this for a script/command data input method.

Thanks,

Greg

I am having this problem with 0.8.7b with the ucd/net device I/O template discussed here:

http://forums.cacti.net/about8777-0-asc-75.html

Any idea when this will be fixed?

Try converting it to UNIX format using the unix2dos command. Then verify bash is in the default location on your system:

# grep bash /etc/shells

I'd like to port this to use under FreeBSD. They don't use /proc so the stats aren't readily available there. But, I'm wondering if anyone has some ideas where I could get the same statistics from (besides iostat)? If so, I should be able to figure out how to make it fit into this framework.

I'd like to make use of these graphs - they look great. Where Can I get the tarball from? Can you post it to this thread?

Thanks.