Cacti

Found the problem Cacti is requesting "GET /javascript/jquery-cookie/jquery.cookie.js HTTP/1.1" which seems to reside outside the cacti folder (This was a installation installed by the ubuntu package manager) So this wasn't hitting the location block within Nginx. Since I have cacti on a c...

I'm Sure it's something very silly, but I have a cacti installation sitting behind an Nginx Reverse Proxy (Mostly to save on Public Ipv4's and partly because I can) When I access cacti via the proxy the Tree view ends up as shown in the screenshot with everything expanded and no option to collapse t...

Just to make sure I wasn't going mad I Dug out the GS724Tv3, reset it to factory defaults (As it was previously used in Colo) and connected to my network at home. Results of the SNMP walk are attached, I used SNMP v2c for the version when I performed the SNMPWALK command. Seems to be support for 64B...

I will get the SNMP walk and post it later, (It's not my switch, I was actually trying to help someone else) I did however have a GS724T v3 that I used to graph with cacti using 64bit counters, The one thing I did notice between the 2 switches that I'm pretty sure my GS724 all the interfaces were 1/...

I have a GS748Tv3 that point blank refuses to graph any data when 64Bit counters are used. Tried some of the various suggestions on here such as increasing the SNMP timeouts, but it doesn't seem to work. SNMP is set to v2 and if I use 32Bit counters the interfaces do get graphed, but as this is a Gi...

I ran ss_fping.php from the commandline and got a warning about date so added the systems timezone to php.ini The good news is I know have some plots of the graph, but I'm unsure if these were as a result of me manually running the command from the CLI or if that's fixed it. Edit: Seems to be workin...

I tried setting up advanced ping (http://docs.cacti.net/usertemplate:graph:advanced_ping_alt) on 0.88b (ubuntu host) however all the graphs just show no data (nan) However the strange thing is that I also have the real-time plugin installed and if I click for the realtime view of the advanced ping g...

I have 2 Proxmox hosts running the same version of proxmox, on identical hardware, I've installed SNMPD on both of them using apt-get (Proxmox is debian based) but for one of the servers eth0 traffic appears to being doubled for some reason and I can't seem to get to the bottom of it. Using SMNP v2 ...

gandalf wrote:This rra does not fit into the row of the others. My best bet is do delete it if you don't intend to use 1 min polling. If you do intend it, be prepared for some struglle
R.

Deleted, far less hassle.

"Old" graphs may have been created with a Cacti version that did not yet know this "faulty" rra R. Version 0.8.7e + The patches from the official patches page. Was only installed about 3 weeks ago, from a completely fresh install. I was graphing a couple of VM's (One being the w...

Please see the data template related to that graph(s). I assume, that the 1min RRA is selected. De-select it. R. It Is indeed, however it's also selected on the hosts that don't display the hourly graph :o I'm pretty sure i've not changed anything on that screen from the defaults for any of the hos...

BSOD2600 wrote:Cacti 0.8.7e is not officially compatible with php 5.3.x. Please go back to 5.2.x.

It works for the most part if you suppress the warnings about depreciated functions.

I need to move my cacti install onto a machine running an older php version

I seem to have an hourly graph for one of my devices, yet the others only have a daily, weekly, monthly, yearly

Although I can't seem to figure out why that is the case, as far as I know I used the same settings for all the devices.

Ahh Solved it.

Turns out when setting up the device for monitoring I'd accidentally put a space at the end of the entry in the Description field.

Running Cacti on a centos system, now I'm not sure if's related but it runs php 5.3 and I did have to suppress some warnings about deprecated calls as they prevent cacti from displaying. I have graphs set to export to another folder so that people can view them without needing to login to cacti itse...