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crismanf
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Hi everybody.

i've just installed cacti version 0.8.7.b on debian lenny with rrdtools 1.2 and next upgraded to 0.8.7.d rrdtool 1.3.
I alway see discontinuous graphs for every device (localhost included).

Any suggestion?

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Log's please? VM or Native machine?

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Post by crismanf »

No error on logs.

I have tested the configuration on three different hosts all with debian lenny and cacti Version 0.8.7d.

two phisical machines with nagios3 and SNMP quering hosts on a different community and one VM without nagios.

Only installation on VM without nagios works fine.

Any suggestion?
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Graph with holes - SOLVED

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Two poller running at the same time.

Debian Lenny Installation puts the cronjob into /etc/cron.d/cacti
Don not schedule any other poller.
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... as is pointed out in 2nd link of my sig ...
Honestly I did not know that debian is going this way, too.
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