Cacti

...Annnnd just a bit more digging and I see the issue.

I had Superlinks installed. Uninstalled it and now the issue is gone. Tree View mode working. Looks great!

Just upgraded to 8.8d from 8.8a on a Windows 2003 install. Everything appears to be working fine with the exception of Tree View mode. Graphs all appear in the other two views. After some digging it appears that this is because of some missing items in the cacti/includes/js directory... specifically...

Ah... Upgrade/Enable the Settings plugin?

Version 089 will support almost all known rrdtool features. And as far as I know, there's an option to add html to the rrd graph. But I fear this is for legend only. R. The location of the link is not important... only that it exist somewhere on the graph and that I can edit it per graph... just li...

How hard would it be to code this? Basically add a field to the graph edit form for a url and then have that url appear under the title of the graph (as an actual hyperlink):

Hi, Im fairly new to cacti and i have just installed PIA along with Nectar plugin. I seem to have the Nectar installed OK, and i have a report setup to run periodiclly. Problem i need to sort now is where i input my SMTP server settings. I read this needs to be done on the admin user account but i ...

In my installation I edited the files cacti/site/graph.php and cacti/site/lib/html.php to add a link to the side of each graph (below the buttons that are already on the side of each graph). In my case it was rather easy, since I needed just a link to a site which has a part of the titlecache varia...

Had a thought today and am wondering if anyone has done something like this... I'm graphing core switches and associated edge switches. On the graphs of each port on the core switch I would like to add a link that takes me to the graph of the associated edge switch connected to that port. Any though...

I tried the same idea with graphing... For one of the ethernet interfaces I clicked the tool icon and got the following output: c:\rrdtool\rrdtool.exe graph - \ --imgformat=PNG \ --start=-86400 \ --end=-300 \ --title="District Router - Traffic - Fa0/0" \ --rigid \ --base=1000 \ --height=12...

I turned on debug for one of the traffic_in sources and got the following: c:\rrdtool\rrdtool.exe create \ c:\inetpub\wwwroot\cacti/rra/district_router_traffic_in_21.rrd \ --step 300 \ DS:traffic_in:COUNTER:600:0:100000000 \ DS:traffic_out:COUNTER:600:0:100000000 \ DS:traffic_out:COUNTER:600:0:10000...

In this case... the CPU file was definitely created today when I checked that option for this device and clicked "Create". It's still not graphing, but that is another issue.

Is there something I can run from the command prompt using RRDTool that might shed more light?

Sorry... I added that answer above.

The poller user is Administrator... and Administrator has full privileges from wwwroot on down.

Why would the rrd file described above be getting updated if permissions were whacked?

Well... just to reiterate... I am looking at the RRA directory now, and see a file called "district_router_5min_cpu_23.rrd" that is getting updated every 5 minutes. So I'm a bit confused as to how this could be happening yet I get an access denied message when turning on debug. The actual ...

OK... so what does:

"RRDTool Says:

Access Denied"

mean when I turn on graph debugging?

OK... I know this one has been bantered back and forth, but I'm not seeing an answer specific to my problem. I finally got snmpwalk working... cacti is seeing my devices and offering up interfaces to graph... great. So I select a couple of interfaces on the Cisco router I'm monitoring and tell Cacti...