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rs232 wrote:Don't ask me why, but the solution was to edit asspstats.pl and change:
$passwd = $ARGV[0];
into
$passwd = "mypassword";
$ipaddress = $ARGV[1];
into
$ipaddress = "127.0.0.1";
So ignore the web page config where to set these paramenter.
HTH
The version of the script I have is already set like this. When I run it I still don't get any results. Even if I paste the URL that works straight from the browser into the script I don't get any results.
May be it's an Apache access permission problem from localhost to localhost? May be the firewall?
What happens if you run the asspstats.pl manually?
You should get an output like:
rs232 wrote:Don't ask me why, but the solution was to edit asspstats.pl and change:
$passwd = $ARGV[0];
into
$passwd = "mypassword";
$ipaddress = $ARGV[1];
into
$ipaddress = "127.0.0.1";
So ignore the web page config where to set these paramenter.
HTH
The version of the script I have is already set like this. When I run it I still don't get any results. Even if I paste the URL that works straight from the browser into the script I don't get any results.
May be it's an Apache access permission problem from localhost to localhost? May be the firewall?
What happens if you run the asspstats.pl manually?
You should get an output like:
I am running the script manually. I've verified it's definitely not firewall rules as I am explicitly allowing all traffic between both hosts. When I run manually I just get the following...
Elvar wrote:
The version of the script I have is already set like this. When I run it I still don't get any results. Even if I paste the URL that works straight from the browser into the script I don't get any results.
May be it's an Apache access permission problem from localhost to localhost? May be the firewall?
What happens if you run the asspstats.pl manually?
You should get an output like:
I am running the script manually. I've verified it's definitely not firewall rules as I am explicitly allowing all traffic between both hosts. When I run manually I just get the following...
I've just upgraded ASSP to the latest version (1.3.3.10) and suddenly cacti stopped collecting ASSp data.
I believe there is a slightly different info/stat page in this version (if this can help)
Hi,
I'm new to this forum trying to get ASSP 1.3.3.10 to work with Cacti 0.8.7b.
I have another (separate) setup with ASSP 1.3.1 / Cacti 0.8.6j that is working just fine.
Can someone maybe post a working set of templates and script since I believe that there are a few changes compared to previous versions of ASSP combined with Cacti's latest release.
I spent days on getting it fixed and no luck so far.
Any help would be great!
RogMoe wrote:Hi,
I'm new to this forum trying to get ASSP 1.3.3.10 to work with Cacti 0.8.7b.
I have another (separate) setup with ASSP 1.3.1 / Cacti 0.8.6j that is working just fine.
Can someone maybe post a working set of templates and script since I believe that there are a few changes compared to previous versions of ASSP combined with Cacti's latest release.
I spent days on getting it fixed and no luck so far.
Any help would be great!
rs232 wrote:I've just upgraded ASSP to the latest version (1.3.3.10) and suddenly cacti stopped collecting ASSp data.
I believe there is a slightly different info/stat page in this version (if this can help)
ASSP is changing some infostats parameters; in the meanwhile, the beta releases have a RAW STATS page at http://server:55553, available without login (but allowing specified hosts to connect from). The new page is full of details and a LOT simpler to parse.
for who's interested, I modified the script to the output of ASSP 1.4.3.0.2 ; beware that I'm not a Perl programmer; I just copied some lines to select the correct line and trimmed some spaces. But it works