Cacti

rony wrote:That gprint is set to the wrong consolidation function.

Hah - so it is. Thanks!

When clicking on the graph, you'll notice some wrenches. Select one of them and post the whole rrdtool graph statement. That will definitively help to debug As requested: slightly sanitized /usr/bin/rrdtool graph - \ --imgformat=PNG \ --start=-86400 \ --end=-300 \ --title="Incoming FuzzyOCR St...

gninja wrote:Check the cdefs on your graph source.

Thanks for the tip; however, as i mentioned in the top post:

phrawzty wrote:I'm not doing anything special to the items in the graph template (i.e. no CDEF functions, etc...) either.

I'm open to further suggestions, though!

rony wrote:I know what the problem is, the solution has to be thought out.

I don't suppose you've thought of a solution, eh?

Have you also adjusted your graph template? You may be interested in the 64bit counter graph template that i posted in this thread:
http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?t=15422
(4th post)

viper99 wrote:Can someone point me to where the cactid binary would normally be when the RPM is installed or where can I get the cactid binary to put on my system for cacti-0.8.6h-1 install.

It should be: /usr/bin/cactid

I would like to make a straight line (HRULE or LINE) with the average value of the IN traffic and a straight line with the average value of the OUT traffic, for the graph timespan! Oi! :) You may find this XML file useful. It's a graph template for 64bit counters, and it has a 95th percentile HRULE...

Hello all, I've been using Cacti successfully for a couple of years now, and i haven't really felt the need to post too many questions during that period of time. Generally speaking, it works, and it works well. :) Unfortunately, i've recently encounted a graph anomaly that's got me a little bit con...

It would seem that adjusting the timeout value in the cacti web interface doesn't actaully do anything.

You can adjust the timeout value manually in the MySQL database. Check the bottom of this thread for details:
http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?t=12869

Have you tried polling the remote host(s) manually using snmpwalk? If you don't see any SNMP activity from Cacti, you should first ensure that snmp communication is working in the first place.

vgjunkie wrote:When/if I find the host that was causing the issue, I will post some log data regarding this host and maybe see what was causing it to make every other host fail.

Any further progress on this? I'm curious to know what was causing the problem, and what the solution is...

I literally had the same problem today , namely that increasing the "timeout" value in the Cacti settings interface didn't appear to do anything. I ran the rebuild_poller_cache.php, cleared the poller cache, and so forth; no matter what, cactid was stuck on using the 500ms default timeout....