Cacti

what was the fix? this is kind of a crappy check, my root is /var/www/html/cacti and i can't use either /var/www/html/cacti/static or /var/www/html/cacti_static, couldn't the check just decide if the path is the actual cacti root or not instead of trying to guess it?

I think that might be it, yes, I just noticed that the number of processes was increasing and there were lots of poller threads and script threads still running. I think I know which script is causing this though.

I'm having the same problem with my fresh 0.8.6h install on Fedora Core 5 and rrdtool 1.2.15. The graphs that are messed up include localhost diskspace graphs, weatherbug graphs and diskspace graphs for a win2003 host. I've attached the cacti debug log and a sample graph. This server doesn't do anyt...

Great script seems to work via powerware lansafe really well. Quick question though is there a way I can restrict the minimum voltage shown on the graph so that I can restrict the graph to between 210 volts and 280 to make the voltage changes more visible in this range? Thanks for this script and C...

these are the location values reported by my DL380 GL if it can help anyone:

Location values: 1=other, 2=unknown, 3=system, 4=system board, 5=I/O board, 6=CPU, 7=memory, 8=storage, 9=removable media, 10=power supply, 11=ambient, 12=chassis, 13=bridge card

try setting "Poller Logging Level" in the settings to debug and capture the output of poller.php to see what values are returned by SNMP if any. if the values are returned correctly but still doesn't show up on the graphs, make sure the value is within the "Maximum Value" in the ...

sample graphs:

hi, I thought I should share my scripts for monitoring our Powerware 9120 UPS. It's connected through a serial cable to a Windows 2003 server that has the Powerware MIB loaded. If you have an additional SNMP card on the UPS itself it *should* work just as well. The "load" script monitors t...

I found the problem, I never adjusted the "maximum value" for the data template, thus it was still on 300 and the values fetched wouldn't fit there. thanks for your input.

no that's not the problem, the thing is that the value doesn't show up at all on the graphs, not on the graph with the other voltages or on a graph with only this value, it says "nan" in the graphs. the settings are as far as I can see exactly like the other values with the sole difference...

I can get the value from an snmpget on the commandline and from PHP scripts, and as the debug log shows, the value is clearly fetched (the specific value is in bold, search for "cflnas4_powerware_v_battery_91.rrd"): 11/05/2004 10:05:00 AM - POLLER: Poller[0] DEBUG: About to Spawn a Remote ...

hi, I'm monitoring a UPS through the server it's connected to for input and output voltages, this works great. However when I try to fetch the battery voltage, all I get is "nan" on the graphs and nothing else. The setup for the battery voltage is exactly the same as for the other voltages...

thank you! I'll try that.

hi, I'm creating graphs for a Powerware UPS and it's working great. One of the graphs is displaying voltages, input and output voltages is fine, but for some reason, the battery voltage is ten times the actual value (2640 instead of 264). Is there a simple way of dividing this number by 10 to better...

I'm getting some weird graphs from this script on a linux box running NTP 4.2.0, the graph is broken up as if the script failed to get the offset. has anyone else experienced this?