[Resolved] Device Graphs are Plotted, Graph Trees are not.

[Taiphun]

Hi,

I have finished setting up Cacti 0.8.6j on Solaris 10, everything seems to work, until I go to view all the graphs for a system.

Viewing the individual graphs work, but the pages that pull together all the graphs refuse to load them. For example, if I choose to preview all graphs for a host, none of them show up. But if I click on "host-CPU utilization" I get the four graphs - 24-hr, week, month, year graphs.

The problem also occurs when I'm in graph tree mode. The first page of graphs do not show up, but when I drill down, they all display properly.

Any ideas? I didn't have this problem when I was running Cacti on Gentoo, but Solaris is our corporate standard so I had to move my trending server over to Solaris.

Are there any steps to troubleshooting this?

Thanks for reading.

[Taiphun]

Well, thought it was a bad Cacti install, so I reinstalled Solaris 10, patched, and reinstalled all the packages (Cacti, php, mysql, apache2, etc).

Same thing.

Aargh.

[Taiphun]

Nobody seems to know?

More troubleshooting.. Here's a screenshot - might help describe things a bit better.

When I view the source, the image is coming from

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http://10.64.4.7/cacti/graph_image.php?local_graph_id=311&rra_id=0&graph_height=100&graph_width=300&graph_nolegend=true&graph_start=1182958827&graph_end=1183045227

Pasting this into my browser window, I get

The image ... cannot be displayed, because it contains errors.

[Taiphun]

When I click into prism-prd CPU, the right graph shows up.

[Taiphun]

Hmm, here's what appears in Apache2's log files:

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ERROR: Garbage ':16:41 To 2007/06/28 10:16:41\c' after command:
COMMENT:From 2007/06/27 10:16:41 To 2007/06/28 10:16:41\c
ERROR: Garbage ':16:41 To 2007/06/28 10:16:41\c' after command:
COMMENT:From 2007/06/27 10:16:41 To 2007/06/28 10:16:41\c
ERROR: Garbage ':16:41 To 2007/06/28 10:16:41\c' after command:
COMMENT:From 2007/06/27 10:16:41 To 2007/06/28 10:16:41\c
ERROR: Garbage ':16:41 To 2007/06/28 10:16:41\c' after command:
COMMENT:From 2007/06/27 10:16:41 To 2007/06/28 10:16:41\c
ERROR: Garbage ':16:41 To 2007/06/28 10:16:41\c' after command:
COMMENT:From 2007/06/27 10:16:41 To 2007/06/28 10:16:41\c
ERROR: Garbage ':17:28 To 2007/06/28 10:17:28\c' after command:
COMMENT:From 2007/06/27 10:17:28 To 2007/06/28 10:17:28\c
ERROR: Garbage ':17:28 To 2007/06/28 10:17:28\c' after command:
COMMENT:From 2007/06/27 10:17:28 To 2007/06/28 10:17:28\c
ERROR: Garbage ':17:28 To 2007/06/28 10:17:28\c' after command:
COMMENT:From 2007/06/27 10:17:28 To 2007/06/28 10:17:28\c
ERROR: Garbage ':17:28 To 2007/06/28 10:17:28\c' after command:
COMMENT:From 2007/06/27 10:17:28 To 2007/06/28 10:17:28\c
ERROR: Garbage ':17:28 To 2007/06/28 10:17:28\c' after command:
COMMENT:From 2007/06/27 10:17:28 To 2007/06/28 10:17:28\c
ERROR: Garbage ':17:28 To 2007/06/28 10:17:28\c' after command:
COMMENT:From 2007/06/27 10:17:28 To 2007/06/28 10:17:28\c
ERROR: Garbage ':17:28 To 2007/06/28 10:17:28\c' after command:
COMMENT:From 2007/06/27 10:17:28 To 2007/06/28 10:17:28\c
ERROR: Garbage ':17:28 To 2007/06/28 10:17:28\c' after command:
COMMENT:From 2007/06/27 10:17:28 To 2007/06/28 10:17:28\c
ERROR: Garbage ':17:28 To 2007/06/28 10:17:28\c' after command:
COMMENT:From 2007/06/27 10:17:28 To 2007/06/28 10:17:28\c
ERROR: Garbage ':17:28 To 2007/06/28 10:17:28\c' after command:
COMMENT:From 2007/06/27 10:17:28 To 2007/06/28 10:17:28\c

That's weird.

[Taiphun]

Fixed...

Turns out TheWitness made a post about the difference in running RRDTool 1.0.x vs 1.2.x.

I made the settings change and it worked out. I was pulling my hair out until I looked in the Apache logs, I had always thought I was doing something wrong in Cacti..

Thanks all for reading