Cacti

I found the packages that are needed when Cacti is not installed through Apt-get

php4-cli
php4-snmp
libphp-adodb


Once I installed those the php binary showed up in /usr/bin. Issue solved!!

I found part of my answer... When I did the install I installed everything EXCEPT cacti from Apt-get. Cacti I installed from the tar since it is a newer version then what I can get through Apt-get. Doing it this way I must have some how missed a critical package for php4. I created a new virtual mac...

but that is the thing.. I have installed PHP4 and I have even run the test file and it all shows up BUT php binary is no where to be found

I am using Debian Sarge. I did a apt-get install PHP4 but when I go to /usr/bin there is no PHP binary. Only thing I can think of is I am missing a package.

I am trying to set up a test system with Cacti and have run into a PHP issue. I have Apache2, PHP4, MySQL, and PHPMyAdmin installed and working. I have verified that PHP works by using a php test page. The issue I have run into is when I first launch cacti it tells me it can find the PHP binary in /...

Thanks, It was set to 1.2 so I changed it to 1.0 and everything is working. Thanks again.

No graphs are showing up for me so I enabled Graph Debug Mode and this is the error I am getting

RRD Tool Says:
ERROR: unknown option '--slope-mode'


Anyone have any ideas on this?

TIA

Ok I have found my answer. I guess Cacti on Debian has a bit more work and thanks to Prefetch for posting this. I had to dig a lot but I found it in his post and now I seem to be on the right track: I was using: mysql cacti < catci.sql When I should have been using the following: zcat /usr/share/doc...

Let me ask this, if I am to have 40-50 tables in the DB how do I create them? I am following the directions on the linux install and there is nothing in there about creating the tables. I am a bit lost here and could use a bit more guidence. Thanks

If you inserted the cacti.sql in the database an in the databse exists tables, around 40-50 than all is okay and you dont have to run the command you described. Than you have to open the cacti folder with the browser and install it. First configuration is user: admin password: admin IMurDOOM I am m...

I tried creating the DB 2 ways, one by Command line and the other through PHPMyAdmin and with both I get an error while doing the following: mysql cacti < cacti.sql I get the following: -bash: cacti.sql: No Such File or Directory I looked for the config.php for cacti but I don't find it. I know PHP ...

I guess what I ment by the same error is I create the DB with PHPMyAdmin and then went to move the cacti.sql by command line and get the same error of it not being able to find it...

I also tried creating the DB with PHPMyAdmin and got the same results. I will try your other suggestion and see if I can get that to work. Thanks

I am trying to install Cacti onto one of my machines which already had PHP, Apache, and MySQL installed on it. I ran apt-get install cacti and debian got and installed everything it needed. I then started to go through the directions to create the cacti db. I got the DB created but when I did: mysql...