Cacti

BANG!! I have graphs.....pretty pictures everywhere!!! :) What a difference a switch from a one to a zero makes! Here's the setting... To check what mode my system is in I ran cat /selinux/enforce I ensured that it was not enforcing, ie passive mode using the setenforce command setenforce 0 and VOIL...

Hi Gandalf,

Ok, I've set SELinux to permissive which is essentially open only it will log access that would usually be blocked! I'm going to give the graphs a couple of minutes so as to see what happens...? ?here's hoping!!

I'll post here shortly...

JON

Hi gandalf, thanks for the reply! I have tried running cacti with both rrdtool versions set? At the moment I have RRDTool version 1.2.x set? I have been receiving assistance from another cacti forum member who was trying to help... Here is the exact breakdown as I e-mailed to him... I have am loggin...

Hi guys! My reply unfortunately does not have any answers but rather more questions :( I'm jumping onto the bandwagon as I'm running into the same problem! Running 0.8.6j on Fedora core 6 php-5.1.6-3.6.fc6 mysql-5.0.22-2.1 httpd-2.2.3-5 net-snmp-5.3.1-15.fc6 net-snmp-utils-5.3.1-15.fc6 I am a first ...

Superb! I've downloaded and installed the FC6 I386 rpm from rpmfind.net and voila....it's working!! :) At the moment I cannot get the box to resolve DNS behind our companies firewall so I'll be taking the machine home this evening so as to install the other packages with yum as you've mentioned net-...

Thanks nebj00la! That was the problem to my web browser woes....ruddy iptables! I will open up those ports so as to ensure that web requests from the internal LAN are trusted! I have run through the cacti installation page (/cacti/install)....at just about the last page where one points the database...

Guys! I think we're on to something! IPTABLES was running as when I managed to telnet to myself port 80 telnet 127.0.0.1 80 and it worked... I checked the firewall and I see that the default is dropping inbound http requests... after stopping the firewall I can get the Hello World homepage as well a...

Thanks a lot! Standby...here goes... In the interim I have removed and reinstalled from SRC RPM. Post install I see that it has now created an rpm .i386 as opposed to the rpm that yum installed (.fc6) Having installed this rpm... rpm -ivh cacti-0.8.6j-1.i386.rpm [quote] ...I see that the system has ...

A few interesting commands: Code: rpm -qa | grep -i cacti rpm -ql <rpm_name> Thanks so much for the feedback guys....here are my result sets... rpm -qa | grep -i cacti cacti-0.8.6j-1.fc6 ...you can see how the installed file is for Fedora Core 6 and find | grep cacti | grep index.php ./usr/share/ca...

Hi All, I'm a newbie with regards to cacti and apache webserver. After hours of reading and setting up I'm just about there with regards to my first ever install of cacti. Straight to the point though... We need a network performance/graphing solution NOW and after some browsing around I'm giving ca...