Cacti

I had a lot of trouble with permissions going from MySQL 4.1 to 5.0. I thought I'd be okay by just using mysqldump on the mysql and cacti databases from MySQL 4.1 and importing them to 5.0, but as soon as I'd try and load cacti I'd get this error message: Error You have created a new database, but h...

LOL, don't feel bad. :) You probably need to put this in your Apache config file, then restart Apache. Make sure you put each line where it's supposed to go! LoadModule php5_module modules/libphp5.so DirectoryIndex index.html index.html.var index.php AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .phtml

This one is easy!

You want this:

./configure --prefix=/opt/local/php --with-apxs2=/opt/local/apache2/bin/apxs --with-mysql=/opt/local

Compiling from source is actually really easy. I'm running my cacti installation on a 10.4.7 client that's only a G4... Install MySQL: ./configure --prefix=/usr/local && make && make install Install Apache: ./configure --prefix=/usr/local && make && make install Insta...

Huh. That's weird. I don't know what else to suggest :| Frankly, I got tired of screwing around with the DarwinPorts of MySQL and Cacti; in the end I compiled Apache, PHP and MySQL from source and was done in about an hour. I'd spent *hours* hacking at the DarwinPorts of those programs trying to get...

You said this: it looks to me like it's trying to connect to the SQL db on the wrong socket (/var/mysql/mysqld.sock). I have updated my /private/etc/php.ini.default to reflect mysql.default_socket = /opt/local/var/run/mysql5/mysqld.sock, however php doesn't seem to care and wants to access my databa...

Can you do something for me? Make a file called, say, test.php and put it in your htdocs (like /Library/WebServer/Documents or wherever). In the file, just put this line: <?php phpinfo(); > And access the file in your browser. It should show you what version of PHP the web server is looking at, whet...

Well, snmpwalk dumped a ton of data! The switch has a lot of stuff connected to it. I don't know how to interpret this file, but the Catalyst ports that are aggregrated (the ones I can't get data out of) are 4/17 and 4/18.

Click here for the output (90KB).

Thanks, I'll try the walk in a second and let you know.

But I could have sworn that I've gotten info for the aggregated interfaces in the past. I think it's strange, though, that the PAgP links show data but the 802.3ad links don't?

Where do I pull the info from so that I can use snmpwalk? e.g. the MIBs or whatever?

I'll try walking it, I've never really done it by hand though! It's running a SUP 2+ and CatOS 8.1(2).

Uptime is 708 days, 10 hours, 52 minutes

It's not new, but it's reliable!

Noone knows what I can do to fix this?

darthbator: Are you using the "Personal Web Server" built-in with OS X? Or did you compile Apache yourself? Did you install cacti yourself, or did you get it from DarwinPorts/MacPorts? I had a similar problem to you, I was using the OS X Personal Web Server and it would use the wrong versi...

The MySQL database contains the list for paths for cacti to use. When you changed machines, did you change paths?

For example:

old machine /usr/local/cacti
new machine /opt/local/cacti

You may need to change settings.

The short answer: it depends. The long answer: it depends on what applications you're using to provide the services. Both Exchange and Sendmail are SMTP servers, but they will support SNMP in completely different ways (and thus have different MIBs and OIDs). You need to speak to the manufacturer of ...