Cacti

I found it! I tried to run cacti with root instead of cactiuser and it worked... Double checked cactiuser password and it was good so it must be a difference between the access of those users. The first thing that came to my mind is the old-password hash. Did a little search on PHP 5.3 and MySQL and...

It's funny that you revived the thread at that time as I just started a few days ago to try again to make it work on my server. I tried your little tweak of the snmp.php to force the usage of net-snmp, but even if it uses net-snmp cacti can't get the device info using SNMPv3 with authPriv. If I try ...

Since I was unable to make any MySQL connection using PHP 5.3.3, I downgraded to PHP 5.2.14 (the other version available on windows.php.net). Now the system is back to normal but I still have the problem with the SNMPv3 devices with authPriv (MD5/DES)... So it's back to start.... I then installed PH...

You're right! I missed that one. I downloaded and installed PHP 5.3.3 and everything is configured in IIS using FastCGI. I am able to run a phpinfo() command from IIS. Now, cacti is unable to access the MySQL database. When I load the cacti page I get the following message : FATAL: Cannot connect to...

I should have included that in my first post ! : PHP: 5.2.8 net-snmp: 5.5.0-1 Win32OpenSSL Light 1.0a spine 0.8.7g Win Server 2003 R2 32-bit / IIS 6 I reviewed the other post you referred, but nthing really applies to me. As for the snmp.c patch for spine, I suppose that it has been included in the ...

I use cacti version 0.8.7g I graph devices using SNMPv1, v2 and v3 (authNoPriv with MD5) without problem. I have a device that I want to add that uses authPriv (MD5/DES) but I can't make it work and I always get "SNMP error". When I click on Verbose Query on the SNMP - Interface Statistics...