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Good evening
I could use some help.
As for what I´ve seen this seems to be a very common problem, but I´ve still haven´t found an answer. During the installation of Cacti, when you´re suposed to access cacti via web browser for the first time, all i get is a blank page.
I´ve followed the manual to the letter and I can´t get pass the 8 step:
8. Point your web browser to:
http://your-server/cacti/
It seems to be some kind of PHP problem, but I can´t figure it out. Do I need to configure Apache with anything else than:
# Load config files from the config directory "/etc/httpd/conf.d".
Include conf.d/*.conf
I´m using Fedora 7 and I´ve installed HTTPD, PHP, PHP-MYSQL, PHP-SNMP, MYSQL, MYSQL-SERVER and NET-SNMP using YUM, so I ´ve got the most recent version of the respective packages.
I would apreciate any help
Thkx
I could use some help.
As for what I´ve seen this seems to be a very common problem, but I´ve still haven´t found an answer. During the installation of Cacti, when you´re suposed to access cacti via web browser for the first time, all i get is a blank page.
I´ve followed the manual to the letter and I can´t get pass the 8 step:
8. Point your web browser to:
http://your-server/cacti/
It seems to be some kind of PHP problem, but I can´t figure it out. Do I need to configure Apache with anything else than:
# Load config files from the config directory "/etc/httpd/conf.d".
Include conf.d/*.conf
I´m using Fedora 7 and I´ve installed HTTPD, PHP, PHP-MYSQL, PHP-SNMP, MYSQL, MYSQL-SERVER and NET-SNMP using YUM, so I ´ve got the most recent version of the respective packages.
I would apreciate any help
Thkx
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Hi
did you create the MySQL database for Cacti, a MySQL user, import cacti.sql and configure include/config.php ?
did you create the MySQL database for Cacti, a MySQL user, import cacti.sql and configure include/config.php ?
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Me too
Hi
Just had the same problem... the apache error_log says it couldn't find the modules to load them as it was looking for them in the same directory as the configured extension_dir (extension_dir = /etc/php.d) in the instructions:
...
PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library '/etc/php.d/mysqli.so' - /etc/php.d/mysqli.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory in Unknown on line 0
...
... that'd be because that ain't where they live then... so I did a quick search and found the elusive modules residing in /usr/lib/php/modules then I copied /etc/php.d/* to /usr/lib/php/modules and changed extension_dir in php.ini to /usr/lib/php/modules as well.
One swift restart of httpd and im now finally seeing the "Cacti Installation Guide", so it appears to have done the trick...
HTH
/S
Just had the same problem... the apache error_log says it couldn't find the modules to load them as it was looking for them in the same directory as the configured extension_dir (extension_dir = /etc/php.d) in the instructions:
...
PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library '/etc/php.d/mysqli.so' - /etc/php.d/mysqli.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory in Unknown on line 0
...
... that'd be because that ain't where they live then... so I did a quick search and found the elusive modules residing in /usr/lib/php/modules then I copied /etc/php.d/* to /usr/lib/php/modules and changed extension_dir in php.ini to /usr/lib/php/modules as well.
One swift restart of httpd and im now finally seeing the "Cacti Installation Guide", so it appears to have done the trick...
HTH
/S
Strides, thkx for your help. I figured out that myself this morning, and u were right.
But in the meanwhile I got an error creating graphichs.
For some reason I cannot create the RRDs. I get this error:
ERROR: opening '/usr/share/cacti/rra/localhost_mem_buffers_3.rrd': No such file or directory
I´ve allowed for all user to write in RRA and LOG by chmod 777.
Why cant I create the RRDs?
Thkx
But in the meanwhile I got an error creating graphichs.
For some reason I cannot create the RRDs. I get this error:
ERROR: opening '/usr/share/cacti/rra/localhost_mem_buffers_3.rrd': No such file or directory
I´ve allowed for all user to write in RRA and LOG by chmod 777.
Why cant I create the RRDs?
Thkx
You're doing well... I came to a halt on the very next page when I discovered I'd forgot to install rrdtool
Is that an error on the webpage? I take it the rra directory is indeed empty...
I had trouble getting my cronjob to work and my rra dir was empty until i ran poller.php from the CLI (after su'ing to the cacti user), then they appeared. Ultimately I ignored the defined cron instructions after getting no joy with them and su'ed into the cacti user again and did a crontab -e from there for poller.php, then restarted crond back as root... seems to be working anyway. Didn't need to use chmod though, just chown the directories as the instructions indicated...
HTH
/S
Is that an error on the webpage? I take it the rra directory is indeed empty...
I had trouble getting my cronjob to work and my rra dir was empty until i ran poller.php from the CLI (after su'ing to the cacti user), then they appeared. Ultimately I ignored the defined cron instructions after getting no joy with them and su'ed into the cacti user again and did a crontab -e from there for poller.php, then restarted crond back as root... seems to be working anyway. Didn't need to use chmod though, just chown the directories as the instructions indicated...
HTH
/S
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