Compatibility with Cacti 1.0.0
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Compatibility with Cacti 1.0.0
I cloned our cacti installation into a new dev box and upgraded 0.8.8b to 1.0.0.
I finally got it up and running but the thold plugin claims its missing a dependency, the settings plugin. I thought the changelog for Cacti 1.0.0 said that features from the settings plugin are now merged into a unified plugin architecture. Well the settings plugin shows up as I copied it over to /plugins of the new install but it will not remain active.
Any idea how to get thold like functionality in cacti 1.0.0?
I finally got it up and running but the thold plugin claims its missing a dependency, the settings plugin. I thought the changelog for Cacti 1.0.0 said that features from the settings plugin are now merged into a unified plugin architecture. Well the settings plugin shows up as I copied it over to /plugins of the new install but it will not remain active.
Any idea how to get thold like functionality in cacti 1.0.0?
Re: Compatibility with Cacti 1.0.0
Thank you!
Re: Compatibility with Cacti 1.0.0
I get heaps of errors with cacti 1.0 and the actual thold plugin:
ERROR PHP NOTICE: Undefined index: thold_draw_vrules in file: D:\httpd\apache24\htdocs\cacti\plugins\thold\setup.php on line: 176
Any hints on that?
ERROR PHP NOTICE: Undefined index: thold_draw_vrules in file: D:\httpd\apache24\htdocs\cacti\plugins\thold\setup.php on line: 176
Any hints on that?
Re: Compatibility with Cacti 1.0.0
I got it to work in an Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS running 3.2.0-35 kernel. I cloned our existing cacti linux vm and gave it a new IP/hostname and running both now to not interfere with production. I documented all of the steps and gotchas (I had a lot of mysql tweaks to do in order to update Cacti). So thold 1.0 plugin is working for me but unfortunately I have to add in all of our triggered thresholds. It did not seem to carry over from the previous version. Fortunately with two systems running side by side I can enter then fairly quickly.
I also noticed when using the new modern "Paws" theme of Cacti (which I love btw), the Thold tab line items are not color coded. I'll have to play around and see if thats the case in the other themes.
EDIT: Also I just tried to add a threshold and once I hit add it just nested the frame inside the frame of Cacti.
I also noticed when using the new modern "Paws" theme of Cacti (which I love btw), the Thold tab line items are not color coded. I'll have to play around and see if thats the case in the other themes.
EDIT: Also I just tried to add a threshold and once I hit add it just nested the frame inside the frame of Cacti.
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Re: Compatibility with Cacti 1.0.0
I tried with the classic theme and I still get the same result. I cannot complete adding a threshold. I click thresholds, add, choose the device, then choose the graph, then choose the data source, and once I hit the create button it just reloads the cacti page inside this frame.
I also tried an export of templates from current production thold 0.5 and got an xml file. However in the new thold 1.0 when I go to import that xml file, the screen just flashes like it took, but you go back out and in and there's nothing there.
I also tried an export of templates from current production thold 0.5 and got an xml file. However in the new thold 1.0 when I go to import that xml file, the screen just flashes like it took, but you go back out and in and there's nothing there.
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Re: Compatibility with Cacti 1.0.0
Ok I tried it again, this time with tailing the apache2 error log file. The second I click create these types of errors appear:
PHP Notice: Undefined index: thold_hrule_warning in /var/www/cacti/lib/database.php on line 891
PHP Notice: Undefined index: thold_hrule_warning in /var/www/cacti/lib/database.php on line 892
PHP Notice: Undefined index: thold_hrule_warning in /var/www/cacti/lib/database.php on line 893
PHP Notice: Undefined index: thold_hrule_warning in /var/www/cacti/lib/database.php on line 894
PHP Notice: Undefined index: thold_hrule_alert in /var/www/cacti/lib/database.php on line 891
PHP Notice: Undefined index: thold_hrule_alert in /var/www/cacti/lib/database.php on line 892
PHP Notice: Undefined index: thold_hrule_alert in /var/www/cacti/lib/database.php on line 893
PHP Notice: Undefined index: thold_hrule_alert in /var/www/cacti/lib/database.php on line 894
If I look at that file it contains this code:
I'm sure it's something to do with the thold database tables under the mysql cacti database. I did check them in phpmyadmin and they look clean (no data in them - returning 0 rows). These are the database tables I have under the cacti database:
plugin_thold_contacts
plugin_thold_daemon_data
plugin_thold_daemon_processes
plugin_thold_host_failed
plugin_thold_template
plugin_thold_log
plugin_thold_template_contact
plugin_thold_threshold_contact
thold_data
thold_template
I don't know if any of this is remnance of the old 0.5 version of thold that is causing a conflict, but when I added and installed the new thold 1.0 in Cacti Plugin manager, I would suppose it would script out creating the proper mysql database tables.
PHP Notice: Undefined index: thold_hrule_warning in /var/www/cacti/lib/database.php on line 891
PHP Notice: Undefined index: thold_hrule_warning in /var/www/cacti/lib/database.php on line 892
PHP Notice: Undefined index: thold_hrule_warning in /var/www/cacti/lib/database.php on line 893
PHP Notice: Undefined index: thold_hrule_warning in /var/www/cacti/lib/database.php on line 894
PHP Notice: Undefined index: thold_hrule_alert in /var/www/cacti/lib/database.php on line 891
PHP Notice: Undefined index: thold_hrule_alert in /var/www/cacti/lib/database.php on line 892
PHP Notice: Undefined index: thold_hrule_alert in /var/www/cacti/lib/database.php on line 893
PHP Notice: Undefined index: thold_hrule_alert in /var/www/cacti/lib/database.php on line 894
If I look at that file it contains this code:
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891: if (strstr($cols[$key]['type'], 'int') !== false ||
892: strstr($cols[$key]['type'], 'float') !== false ||
893: strstr($cols[$key]['type'], 'double') !== false ||
894: strstr($cols[$key]['type'], 'decimal') !== false) {
plugin_thold_contacts
plugin_thold_daemon_data
plugin_thold_daemon_processes
plugin_thold_host_failed
plugin_thold_template
plugin_thold_log
plugin_thold_template_contact
plugin_thold_threshold_contact
thold_data
thold_template
I don't know if any of this is remnance of the old 0.5 version of thold that is causing a conflict, but when I added and installed the new thold 1.0 in Cacti Plugin manager, I would suppose it would script out creating the proper mysql database tables.
Re: Compatibility with Cacti 1.0.0
Ok there is a bug with thold 1.0 and it does not create all the required database tables. They released a patch here: https://github.com/Cacti/plugin_thold/issues/38
Sounds like your Windows install so I have no idea how to extract a patch file, but in Linux:
cd PATH_TO_CACTI/plugins
unzip thold.zip
patch -p0 < thold.patch
I had to remove the plugin in Cacti plugin management and then in phpmyadmin drop the thold tables:
plugin_thold_contacts
plugin_thold_daemon_data
plugin_thold_daemon_processes
plugin_thold_host_failed
plugin_thold_template
plugin_thold_log
plugin_thold_template_contact
plugin_thold_threshold_contact
thold_data
thold_template
Then back in Cacti Plugin management click to install thold and then activate it. Now everything seems to be working (so far)!
Sounds like your Windows install so I have no idea how to extract a patch file, but in Linux:
cd PATH_TO_CACTI/plugins
unzip thold.zip
patch -p0 < thold.patch
I had to remove the plugin in Cacti plugin management and then in phpmyadmin drop the thold tables:
plugin_thold_contacts
plugin_thold_daemon_data
plugin_thold_daemon_processes
plugin_thold_host_failed
plugin_thold_template
plugin_thold_log
plugin_thold_template_contact
plugin_thold_threshold_contact
thold_data
thold_template
Then back in Cacti Plugin management click to install thold and then activate it. Now everything seems to be working (so far)!
Re: Compatibility with Cacti 1.0.0
No support from the developer on this issue either?dagonet wrote:I get heaps of errors with cacti 1.0 and the actual thold plugin:
ERROR PHP NOTICE: Undefined index: thold_draw_vrules in file: D:\httpd\apache24\htdocs\cacti\plugins\thold\setup.php on line: 176
Any hints on that?
It is evident that the actual thold plugin 1.0 doesn't work as expected with cacti 1.0.
Re: Compatibility with Cacti 1.0.0
It is evident that you haven't bothered to check git, as these issues were patched days ago.dagonet wrote:No support from the developer on this issue either?dagonet wrote:I get heaps of errors with cacti 1.0 and the actual thold plugin:
ERROR PHP NOTICE: Undefined index: thold_draw_vrules in file: D:\httpd\apache24\htdocs\cacti\plugins\thold\setup.php on line: 176
Any hints on that?
It is evident that the actual thold plugin 1.0 doesn't work as expected with cacti 1.0.
https://github.com/Cacti/plugin_thold/commits/master
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