Cacti

We've recently started using Cacti alot in our environment and recently upgraded to ver 1.1.21. We are very keen to use your plugin and have installed it as we want to do some reporting on our links. We have installed Reportit ver 1.0. I have used some old documentation to try and get it going but ...

Sort of answered my own question. It appears that turning on the Threshold daemon breaks thresholds.

Doctor! It hurts when I turn on the Thresholds daemon! Doctor: "Don't turn on the Threshold daemon, son."

We turned on the THOLD daemon, but we don't really see it running. Is it just another instantiation of spine running or what? We thought that maybe we could set it to run at 1-minute intervals or something, but there doesn't appear to be anything we can do but turn it on? Am I just looking in the wr...

I think this is absolutely not related to Apache. I believe you, but I will do more poking around. Nope. This is the location where the Debian cacti package installs stuff. Please read the link in my signature. I suggest you purge the Debian cacti package before trying to install cacti from the cac...

Yes. Some modifications to the standard installation are required on Debian 9/PHP 7/MariaDB 15. It boils down to included libraries that no longer need to be added to extensions (they're already there).

I've been looking around for information on how to set up a second poller on the same server. In this particular case, we want some critical systems to be polled on a 1-minute interval, but other less-critical systems polled on a 5-minute interval. Just looking at the poller.php and config.php files...

This was an outgrowth of my using an old-style THOLD with the new style cacti.

Guess I have some reading to do.

Sheesh. I must have missed the memo on this. I will say that I had to do some editing of THOLD to get it to run.

It fell on its face again after I wrote my last entry on this. I'll D/L the new THOLD and see how it goes.

Thanks Jimmy!

My conclusion at this point is to live with Apache2/Debian 9, and put all of cacti in /usr/share/cacti/site, and forget about /var/www/html/cacti -OR- teach Apache2/Debian 9 that the 'cacti' alias actually goes to /var/www/html/cacti. At this point, I've chosen the latter, as I'm familiar with manip...

The actual error is: ERROR PHP NOTICE: Constant CACTI_VERSION already defined in file: /var/www/html/cacti/include/global.php on line: 47 I'm guessing this is some weirdness with Debian 9/PHP 7. I've been encountering a few. Unfortunately, when I comment out the define, I then get a different proble...

OK. Replaced split() with explode() per some bug reports I saw on the web regarding issues with Debian and PHP 7.

THOLD now seems to be working. Do this:

• Comment out png2jpg
• Replace split() with explode()

So I commented out that redundant function. I am now getting hung up on an undeclared function split() coming from thold/includes/polling.php 2017/07/23 19:44:14 - ERROR PHP ERROR in Plugin 'thold': Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function split() in /usr/share/cacti/site/plugins/thold/includes/po...

We're attempting to migrate from 0.8.8h to 1.1.13. When we installed the THOLD plugin (v 0.5), we get the following error. 2017/07/23 16:56:28 - ERROR PHP COMPILE_ERROR in Plugin 'thold': Cannot redeclare png2jpeg() (previously declared in /usr/share/cacti/site/lib/reports.php:1244) in file: /usr/sh...

Consider this solved. It was only old cache data in my browser.

Now I have a new problem. When I try to open cacti, it thinks it needs to go through the upgrade wizard again. When I get to the last page, it then displays:

Error

Invalid Cacti version CACTI_VERSION, cannot upgrade to 1.1.13

Just went through my 3rd try upgrading from 0.8.8h to 1.1.13, and I've gotten the same result each time. Now I'm not sure where to look. The results are that the database appears to convert with [SUCCESS] for all the conversions displayed at completion. However, I get a blank console (see below) whe...