Cacti

I have my graph tree ordered into hosts, some hosts may have 15 graphs under them, if i add a new graph it ends up at the bottom. If i want this graph to be at the top i have to use the move up link 14 times to get it up there, it would be good if there was an option to put it in a specific order, e...

I second this one, it would be great to have exportable templates that you could package up for others or download for yourself. I was thinking two seperate templates, hosts and services. Want to monitor a Cisco PIX firewall, download the host template or if you want to monitor Sendmail, download th...

Perhaps the Utilities->View Poller Cache will help?

Perhaps a port option? Here is the script i wrote to get the data from squid: #!/bin/bash snmpget=/usr/bin/snmpget cacheProtoClientHttpRequests=`$snmpget -Ont "$1:3401" $2 enterprises.nlanr.squid.cachePerf.cacheProtoStats.cacheProtoAggregateStats.cacheProtoClientHttpRequests.0 | cut -d&quo...

Should just be a matter of installing cacti on the new server, copying over all your rrd files from <path_cacti>/rra and giving them the right permissions. Then dumping the SQL database and importing it into the database on your new server. If you've already set cacti up before it should be easy.

What permissions do you have set on the <path_cacti>/rra directory? The user that is running the cron job needs to be able to write to it, you can test from the command line by su-ing to the proper user and running cmd.php

What output do you get when you run cmd.php from the command line?

i.e. su - cacti -c 'php <cacti_path>/cmd.php'

Later versions of SQUID have SNMP builtin, make sure you compile it with support though (squid -v will tell you). The basic process is to enable SNMP and setup ACL's in squid.conf then create a data source using get snmp data in cacti. If you run into problems or anyone else wants more detailed inst...