No Plugins Found

[jhmiller3]

PROBLEM RESOLVED

OK, we finally discovered what the issue was. Unbeknownst to us, Linux was installed/running in selinux mode. Once we turned that off everything seemed to install and work just fine.

Thanks for all your help on this. Sorry it ended up being a 'chase your tail" type of problem, but at least I did learn a few things along the way.

Again, many thanks - John

[TheWitness]

John,

It's good to know that SELinux does that. For future reference, I refer to these things as PEBKAC (Problem Exists Between Keyboard and Chair).

TheWitness

[jhmiller3]

John,

It's good to know that SELinux does that. For future reference, I refer to these things as PEBKAC (Problem Exists Between Keyboard and Chair).

TheWitness

[d6009b]

Thk John & TheWitness

On the same my issue.

Cacti Version: 0.8.8a
Plugin Architecture Version: 3.1

SELinux = disabled

[NeilAgg]

I am running into the no plugins found problem. I set up a new machine with CentOS 6.3 x86_64.
I installed apache and mysql as well as enabled the RPMForge repository.

I then installed cacti using yum. It installed cacti 0.8.8a on the machine.

There was no plugin directory, so I created one using these commands:
mkdir /var/www/cacti/plugins
chown cacti.cacti /var/www/cacti/plugins

Then, I downloaded the aggregate plugin to the directory, extracted it, and removed the tar file.

When I go to Plugin Management, it says No Plugins found.

I checked the log, there is nothing fishy in there.
Selinux is diabled.

I dont know what is wrong. Any ideas?

Thanks,
Neil

[NeilAgg]

I figured it out. I had to rename the directory extracted from the aggregate tar to "aggregate". It has a version identifier in the name which apparently was messing things up.