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It looks like the import function needs more than 16MB of memory. You can change the amount of memory allocated to the mactrack_functions.php file by adding the following line at the beginning of the file: ini_set("memory_limit", "64M"); this will increase the amount of memory av...

For all those that are wondering, the code repository location has changed and the new command to check out the current working copy of the code is:

I have created a patch file that you can apply to version 533 of the code. Just download the attached file, copy it to your mactrack directory and run: patch -p0 -i alokvimawala_mactrack_patch.diff.txt The file contains patches for all the bug requests I submitted. If you could respond back with you...

I created the bug reports and pm'd them to you. I will list them here so others can view the solutions and apply them if they feel so inclined. http://bugs.cacti.net/view.php?id=1545 http://bugs.cacti.net/view.php?id=1546 http://bugs.cacti.net/view.php?id=1547 http://bugs.cacti.net/view.php?id=1548

Hi Larry,

Do you have a preferred method of contributing code back to the project?
I am currently on revision 533 and have made some changes to 3-4 files to fix errors and annoyances and would like to contribute the code back to the project.

Thanks

Another update: I went through the list of hosts that cmd.php was having problems with and deleted all data sources (and related graphs) associated with the hosts. After deletion of said data sources (and related graphs), I recreated them for those devices and cmd.php was happy again. I am not reall...

OK... quick update. CMD.PHP is working without any problems now. I ended up deleting all datasources and graphs associated with problematic hosts and re-created them. This took care of the "Partial Result: U" messages. I will try to switch the poller over to spine in a little bit and try a...

I changed all the max_oids values for all hosts and also under the poller tab in settings to 1. However, I am still getting the "SNMP timeout detected" error. Surprisingly, the error went away for the device 150.9 device, but still persists for other devices. Current settings are as follow...

Changing the Maximum OID's Per Get Request parameter to 1 from 10 changed the host in question from Down to Recovering , if this does the trick then I will run a sql upate against all devices that received the timeout issue and change their Maximum OID's Per Get Request value to 1 as well. I am assu...

This is what I actually get from CMDPHP: 07/09/2009 01:23:27 PM - CMDPHP: Poller[0] Host[261] ERROR: HOST EVENT: Host is DOWN Message: Host did not respond to SNMP This is different than what I had posted earlier: 07/08/2009 11:26:14 AM - CMDPHP: Poller[0] Host[171] DS[913] WARNING: Result from SNMP...

I had posted this to the "Development Version" section, but seeing that the problem also occurs on the release version of spine, I am cross-posting it here. I just migrated Cacti from a host running RHEL4 to Ubuntu 9.04. Once all the pre-requisites were satisfied and everything was install...