cacti Instalation Guide (Step 1) (how do I progress?)
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cacti Instalation Guide (Step 1) (how do I progress?)
cacti 0.6.8, RH7.2, php 4.2.1
When trying to connect to index.php i get the cacti Instalation Guide (Step 1) screen.
When I click next >> it just refreshes the screen, any one know how to get out of this loop?
When running cmd.php I get the following errors repeated for each script in the script directory.
Can't open perl script "/scripts/users.pl":No such file or directory
sh: /log/rrd.log: No such file or directory
sh: create: command not found
sh: /log/rrd.log: No such file or directory
sh: update: command not found
I appriciate any ideas (have already looked at permissions...)
When trying to connect to index.php i get the cacti Instalation Guide (Step 1) screen.
When I click next >> it just refreshes the screen, any one know how to get out of this loop?
When running cmd.php I get the following errors repeated for each script in the script directory.
Can't open perl script "/scripts/users.pl":No such file or directory
sh: /log/rrd.log: No such file or directory
sh: create: command not found
sh: /log/rrd.log: No such file or directory
sh: update: command not found
I appriciate any ideas (have already looked at permissions...)
It sounds like the two problems you are having are unrelated. The reason 'cmd.php' is not running is because you have not set your paths yet in cacti, and this is something that is normally done in the install screen.
The install loop you are in is most likely due to the $step variable not being set properly in the install.php file. This is probably because the:
variables are not set in your php.ini file.
-Ian
The install loop you are in is most likely due to the $step variable not being set properly in the install.php file. This is probably because the:
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register_globals = On
register_argc_argv = On
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register_globals = On
register_argc_argv = On
has been set in my /www/conf/php.ini file however when I create the <?php phpinfo(); ?> file it indicates that register_globals is Off!
Also at the top of the page the field 'Configuration File (php.ini) Path' is set to /usr/local/lib
I tried puting a link to my php.ini file from thet dirctory but there was no change.
Any ideas?
Thanks Again
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Did you create a link to the php.ini file in /usr/local/lib, or did you actually try copying the php.ini file there? I would first try copying the file there and seeing what happens (and of course restart Apache). You could also try running a locate php.ini to see where else the file might be hiding.
And just to be complete, try putting the php.ini file in the /etc directory to see if that changes anything.
Hope you get your problem resolved.
-Ian
And just to be complete, try putting the php.ini file in the /etc directory to see if that changes anything.
Hope you get your problem resolved.
-Ian
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Ian, thank you so much!
In case any one else has this problem...
Had done the old locate php.ini and changed all versions I could find, no joy.
Originally created a link (ln -s /path/to/php.ini php.ini) but can't remember if I restarted apache!
Just copied the php.ini file to /usr/local/lib and restarted apache and it now works
P.S. Ian I know college is expensive in the US, but with this work you have done you should seriously consider posting to see if any one can provide sponsorship for you. Im sure there are 100s of corporations using this software now, and this would be a perfect way for them to give something back. It would be no problem for you to get a job now, but dont be in too much of a hurry to enter the working world (you might replace my department ).
In case any one else has this problem...
Had done the old locate php.ini and changed all versions I could find, no joy.
Originally created a link (ln -s /path/to/php.ini php.ini) but can't remember if I restarted apache!
Just copied the php.ini file to /usr/local/lib and restarted apache and it now works
P.S. Ian I know college is expensive in the US, but with this work you have done you should seriously consider posting to see if any one can provide sponsorship for you. Im sure there are 100s of corporations using this software now, and this would be a perfect way for them to give something back. It would be no problem for you to get a job now, but dont be in too much of a hurry to enter the working world (you might replace my department ).
Excellent, I am glad that solved your problem.
About college, I actually am getting a "free ride" since I have a family member that works at the college I am attending, Shippensburg University. I would be curious if there are/were any cacti users that attended Shippensburg. I haven't run into cacti users locally yet.
-Ian
About college, I actually am getting a "free ride" since I have a family member that works at the college I am attending, Shippensburg University. I would be curious if there are/were any cacti users that attended Shippensburg. I haven't run into cacti users locally yet.
-Ian
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Can't pass up the opportunity for free stuff Here is the URL for my Amazon wishlist:
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Don't feel obligated to buy anything, but feel free to
-Ian
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/wishl ... 74-7102256
Don't feel obligated to buy anything, but feel free to
-Ian
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