Cacti

Hi all, in graph debug mode I see: /usr/bin/rrdtool graph - \ --imgformat=PNG \ --start=-86400 \ --end=-60 \ --title="Pocatello Router - Traffic - Gi0/0" \ --rigid \ --base=1000 \ --height=120 \ --width=500 \ --alt-autoscale-max \ --lower-limit=0 \ --vertical-label="bits per second&qu...

HI all, pretty much a newbie here, would moving an existing cacti install to a new linux server with a fresh cacti install consist only of moving the mysql database over and the rrd files?

Thanks
Frank

lvm wrote:Increased php.ini's memory settings from 8MB to 64 MB?
Reinhard

Yes, I have tried that also and restarted apache. It does seems to be a resource limit issue though.

Nope, nothing in the code. Have many people running 50+ host setups. Have you turned logging to debug, any clues in the log? Logs just indicate that the host did not respond to snmp: CACTID: Host[146] SNMP Result: Host did not respond to SNMP CACTID: DEBUG: SQLCMD: update host set status='1',status...

Hi all, Im running Cacti 0.8.6c on Debian 3.1.

Everything works perfectly for the first 49 hosts.

When I add number 50 I start getting many snmp timeouts on all devices. It doesn't matter which device is number 50.

Is this something in the code?

Thanks
Frank

It seems like there are few users who has trouble importing xml files. The cisco_saa.xml file is not meant to be imported via cacti import xml interface. You need to manually copy it over to a sub directory under cacti. Follow below instructions: Copy cisco_saa.xml to following location: <path_cact...