Cacti

That fixed "part" of it, I decided to give up after the fact sine my graphs weren't coming up and the like, so I de-installed most of the components and am trying your all-in-wonder... hopefully that works for me

So I figured it out after switching to fastcgi (I know not recommended until the original one is working) so there were some permission issues but I didn't get any kind of errors (either in filemon or otherwise) until I switched to fastcgi... either way the issue is fixed, but you might want to reco...

Alright, so next thing to check out is mysql. In your my.ini file, make sure sql-strict mode is disabled/commented out. Did you run into any errors when importing the cacti.sql file? I am not sure (this is somewhat of a guess) but it would appear to me that there is nothing for strict mode in my my...

I have actually tried with mysql v4.1 with same results, I am going to try mysql 4.0.26 (same as in your sig BSOD) and see if that changes anything, the only other difference (other than hardware) in our installs is that I am using Server 2003 Enterprise w/SP2. However I don't think thats the issue ...

Create a file called info.php, which contains the following: <?php // Show all information, defaults to INFO_ALL phpinfo(); ?> Put it in your /cacti/ folder and try to view it -- does it work? Did you forget to add/grant the IASPI dll in IIS's web extensions? Yes it works, are there any particular ...

I have gone through and done (everything word for word) in BSOD2600's installation guide, re-verified file permissions and for the life of me can't get cacti up and running. This is my current version info and the like: Windows Server 2003 SP2 (All updates current as of 6/21/07) IIS v6 cacti v0.8.6j...