Cacti

Heya Linegod and Dranrev, Linegod: Thanks for putting me on the path to salvation :) I fixed the issue on my CactiEZ 0.6 box like so: Using the fix Linegod suggested seemed to have issues when I researched it FOR THE CACTIEZ VERSION OF PHP (5.1.6). You may have a newer version if you are running a d...

Heya All, I recently installed cacti on a new server (CentOS) and imported all my old cacti server's data etc. That seemed to go quite well and everything was hunky-dory. I then realized that my new server had both the time and timezone set wrong. It was set to Central Time and was also 1 hour wrong...

Heya All, I have encountered a possible bug. I use Cacti to monitor client systems, and give each one access to their devices and weathermap. I have found that if one encounters the "Access Denied" page the "Return" and "Login" links do nothing, i.e. when you click them...

Noflies, TY for setting me on the right track. I had to: chmod 755 the rra/ and log/ dirs take the user cacti and put him in the 'web3' grp (ISPConfig standards here) make 'web3' the user cacti's home dir (not sure if I had to do this, but I did) add the line to crontab A note about crontab....the o...

Heya All, I recently whipped up a new CentOS 5.0 machine that has ISPConfig on it (necessary for other things I am doing with it). I followed the steps here to install cacti: http://www.howtoforge.com/cacti_ispconfig I now have some issues: I can log into the site and create devices etc, but my cron...

BSOD,

I forgot that this install has been updated at least once and maybe twice...it was possibly installed as 'c', then updated to 'd' (but might have been 'd' at installation)...then to 'g', which is the level it is at now.

Regards,

Chum

In the cacti website click on Settings. RRDTool version. BSOD, Attached is my Settings page. Please don't say "Scroll Down" as only the "Other Defaults....Remove Verification" section is there. As you can see I have neither an RRDTool area on this page nor a tab for RRDTool at t...

Heya Folks, Using 0.8g on SuSe 9.1 with RRDtool 1.0x I am not a Linux guru by any means. I updated my RRDTool using the install instructions on the rrdtool site and got a 2nd install...so I have both versions..one in /usr/bin and one in /usr/local/rrdtool1.2 (as I recall...I am not in front of the b...

S! All! I did remove the spaces...I also re-worked my data input method to use field names EXACTLY matching the script...and then I blew away the existing graph (that had "nan" values) and associated data sources and re-created them. So now I am getting the Total but not the Active..... So...

S! Reinhard! Here is the actual script...I almost had it right :) #!/usr/bin/perl $aclient = `/srv/www/htdocs/cacti/scripts/check_nt -H $ARGV[0] -p 1248 -v COUNTER -l "\\MSExchangeIS Mailbox(_Total)\\Active Client Logons"`; $client = `/srv/www/htdocs/cacti/scripts/check_nt -H $ARGV[0] -p 1...

Reinhard, I am at a remote location and cannot get to my box to give you a cli readout right now. I will provide it later...but... I rather gave up on the whole $ARGV[1] thing and went to a more basic script in an effort to just get something out of it. I removed the $a, $b, etc and "hard coded...

First off...THANK YOU for the reply! I feel I've done exactly as you've said but no joy. In my earlier post I used an example script. This is the actual script I am using: #!/usr/bin/perl $a = q!-p 1248 -v COUNTER -l!; $b = q!"\\MSExchangeIS Mailbox(!; $c = q!)\\Client Logons"!; $d = q!&qu...

Hello, and Thanks for reading this. It will quickly become obvious that I am a newbie when it comes to this stuff., so please bear with me. My issue is with $ARGGV[1}...where does Cacti get that value from? For example, looking at this script: #!/usr/bin/perl $a = q!-p 1248 -v COUNTER -l!; $b = q!&q...

Heya Again! OK...so looking at the properties of the Perfmon Counter it looks like the proper syntax, including the value of $ARGV[1] should be: $client = `/srv/www/htdocs/cacti/scripts/check_nt -H 172.16.1.5 -p 1248 -v COUNTER -l \\MSExchangeIS Mailbox[_Total]\\Client Logons`; yet running this from...