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Then we install new poller, complete installation via web for it and start to see it as New Poller in Data Collectors list (in Console).

$database_type = 'mysql';
$database_default = 'cactidev';
$database_hostname = '10.10.10.117';
$database_username = 'cactiuser';
$database_password ...

Don't worry. You should trust in your script. The CSV export function in Cacti is not using RRDtool fetch, it is using xport which will be limited to a number of samples. So, what you are doing is correct and the same what ReportIt provided all the years. Shame on me that I'm struggling with its new ...

Hi Steve, Hi Glueguy,

I'm really sorry, but ReportIt has not fully been migrated to Cacti 1.x yet. It is not a secret that I'm personally having really difficulty in concentration since a few months and my personal situation as well as my job did their very best to reach that state. That's the ...

Are you not using the data items filter under "data items presets"?

Regards
-Andi

Hi thubbard,

I've just read your note and committed a bug fix addressing that issue.
https://github.com/Cacti/cacti/commit/5 ... 02e2eff9ed

Regards
-Andi

Dear Cacti Community,

Most probably some of you have already noticed that we have just released Cacti 1.0.
Unfortunately I have to inform you that in its current state ReportIt is not compatible with that new major release.
This does not mean that ReportIt is completely dead although its ...

Keep in mind that a single host can cause such a high poller runtime. Take a look at your processes running every polling cycle. You will notice that most probably only a single polling process will remain while others have been completed pretty fast. Try to identify that host and change its polling ...

I believe this happened if a print statement has been executed instead of fwrite, but I'm not absolutely sure. It's a long time ago that a was working on that code that last time. Line 131 of persist.php should definitely been changed from:
fwrite(STDOUT, print "NONE" . $eol);
to
fwrite(STDOUT ...

Let me start with your second question:
There is no relationship between the SNMP trap feature and the persistent daemon.
You only have to define the path to the snmptrap binary and to setup your notification receivers.

If the snmpd.conf has been setup correctly and the net-snmp process has been ...

This is difficult to verify as long as the definition of the measurand is totally unknown.
ReportIt only stores the output of the calculation formula itself within a result table.
The final presentation depends on how you have setup the measurand.

Does the report itself match?

Regards
-Andi

A new version of the SNMPAgent plugin addresses both bugs.
Password validation is working now and administrators are allowed to configure the SNMP Engine ID per notification receiver individually.
Additionally a new, much much faster and more scaling persistent daemon for Net-SNMP has become ...

As promised the new, high performant version has been released today.

Regards
-Andi

Patches are only required if you would like to run the SNMPagent plugin in combination with Cacti 0.8.8a or 0.8.8b.
Newer versions ( 0.8.8c and above ) are already containing all of those hooks the SNMPAgent is working with.
Like Jimmy already has mentioned the plugin itself became part of the Cacti ...

Grüße zurück aus der Hochburg der rheinischen Frohnaturen.

Depending on how you've configured ReportIt you need to disable option "Auto Generated Data Items" under tab "General" or "Administration" within your report configuration.

Regards
-Andi